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01. 3, 2, 1 (02:11)
02. Tempt (03:09)
03. Fauna (03:36)
04. Way Less Sad (03:26)
05. Good For Me (ALPHA 9 Remix) (05:04)
06. Mixed Emotions (03:00)
07. Breaking Free (Skybreak Remix) (04:01)
08. Begin Again (03:46)
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12. Want You To Want Me (03:07)
13. Come Here and Leave Me Alone (03:06)
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18. Animal Kingdom (03:10)
19. Black Myself (03:21)
20. If Not Now, When? (02:47)
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22. test drive (02:02)
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24. everybody knows (03:22)
25. You Were in My Dream Last Night (04:01)
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28. Let You Go (02:22)
29. Money Gang (feat. Pooh Shiesty) (03:44)
It’s always a good time to celebrate Black history: How to watch ‘Judas and the Black Messiah,’ ‘Small Axe,’ more
Updated Feb 18, 2021;
Posted Feb 18, 2021
Lakeith Stanfield, foreground, and Daniel Kaluuya on the stage, are shown in a scene from the film, Judas and the Black Messiah. (Glen Wilson/Warner Bros. Entertainment via AP)AP
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Over the years, the fact that February is designated as Black History Month has prompted both celebration and skepticism. On the plus side, February typically brings to TV a richer-than-usual selection of films and shows that are created by Black artists and that explore the texture and history of Black experience and culture. On the minus side, critics question why one paltry month is deemed sufficient to honor Black Americans, and their contribution to the nation.
Gibbs and
 ScHoolboy scored by warm horns, breezy keys, and a laid-back bassline. The two acclaimed L.A.-based rappers reflect on their respective street pasts and the impact that time has had on their recent successes. Though they live in a more aligned way with the songâs relaxed instrumental,Â
Gibbs andÂ
ScHoolboy remind all opposition to tread lightly. One of rapâs most versatile and technically gifted stylists,Â
Gibbs effortlessly delivers lines in a rolling melodic cadence that recalls the Chicago rap luminaries he namechecks:Â
âEvery day I need a dope flip / I was on some broke shit / A nigga was a poâ pimp, Do or Die.â
Image Credit: ABC
ABC Owned Television Stations premieres an extraordinary consortium of Black History Month content to its viewers across its eight stations in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Houston, Raleigh-Durham and Fresno. The station group plans to make premium content available across its 32 connected TV apps on Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV and Roku, with a special rebroadcast of the groundbreaking five-part docuseries,Â
âOur America: Living While Black,â on Hulu.
Localish will premiere hyperlocal stories celebrating Black culture that will air in linear broadcast across the eight stations. The digital-native lifestyle brand will also repost and promote long-form and short-form content, including its most popular show, âMore in Common,â across its platforms all month long.