DR. VIBE SHOW™ VIDEOS

St. Louis County Prosecutor Robert McCulloch briefed reporters on the grand jury’s decision not to charge Ferguson, Missouri, police officer Darren Wilson with the shooting of unarmed teenager Michael Brown.

Colorlines’ economic justice columnist Imara Jones often reminds us that the world in which we live isn’t happenstance. Leaders make decisions, and they have consequences. Policies drive outcomes. As such, the outcomes we now see for so many black men have come from generations worth of bad policy choices. Over more than a century, black men have been excluded—either overtly or implicity—from the economic opportunity initiatives that have helped create an American middle class and saved millions from poverty. In the video above, Imara and graphic artist Tatiana Lam explain that history.

Dr. Boyce Watkins shares some of his life experiences in this message for young black men. Please feel free to email us at...

Watch as Town Hall audience members answer questions about racism and the privilege of being white in America. What does the unrest in...

Earl Ofari Hutchison examines the use of body cams with police experts to determine how effective the technology is on reducing the number of police misconduct cases against citizens, and if a body cam was worn in Ferguson would it have saved Michael Brown?

On September 7, 2014, tennis great Serena Williams won her sixth United States open. The victory was her eighteenth Grand Slam victory. In this new ad from Beats by Dre, Serena shows some of what is has taken and what it takes for her to achieve her greatness.

ESPNW’s Kate Fagan and MSNBC analyst Michael Eric Dyson talk with Tamron Hall about Roger Goodell’s management of the NFL and the latest fallout in the various NFL domestic violence investigations.

Yesterday, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell held a press conference to discuss recent events.

"My beef with the black left is that they want to keep the focus on what government or Washington or politicians or whites...

Beverly Gooden, a former victim of domestic violence, sparked a conversation online about why it's difficult for women to leave. Please feel free to email...