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Having your first book come out on your birthday is quite the coincidence (and a pretty neat birthday gift!) for most people. But for Maryah Greene, the 28

If you’re Black and you’ve been tapped into Twitter since you could tweet via SMS, then you know that the platform today, now under the rule of controv

Hip-hop has had a relationship with HIV/AIDS since Reagan created the crack epidemic in the 1980s. The genre, born out of necessity and fight, never shied

A few years ago, while in my company’s breakroom, my coworker and I were having a conversation about our weekend plans. Most of the time, we would sp

Over the weekend, I thought I would be able to let the King Charles III’ coronation pass me by. “It’s just like any other weekend,” I convinced mys

Hello Friends and Fam!  Boy, we had a time last night, y’all! On Wednesday (April 5), Unbothered had the pleasure of hosting our first Next Up Mixer

As a society, we’ve never been good at talking about gender dynamics — especially not online. So, when Rihanna, ASAP Rocky and Jonathan Majors all pose

Unbothered continues its look at the tangled history of Black culture and identity with ROOTS (Un)Banned, a series of stories on book banning for Black His

Every year, Black Twitter — and in the last few years, #BlackTok — has made us laugh amid the emotional turmoil and trauma that also finds its way onto