Jamar Jackson
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Stevie Wonder’s Songs: Unmatched Five Album Run From 1972 to 1976, (opens the original)
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(ThyBlackMan.com) Ask me which records I’d grab if the house caught fire and I never even have to think. Nineteen seventy two through seventy six. One man at the center of it all, and he flat tore up everything the rest of us figured a record was supposed to be. Nobody since has come close, and I have been waiting a long while. My people kept a radio going on the porch back home. Grown folks out there half the night, arguing who could sing and who was just loud. Marvin got named. Aretha, Sam Coo
Lil Durk Beats Murder-for-Hire Case but Still Faces Federal Charges. (opens the original)
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(ThyBlackMan.com) So the word came down Friday out of Los Angeles, and anybody near a hip hop timeline that afternoon felt the room shift. Lil Durk was cleared in federal court on all five counts. Not guilty straight across the board. The twelve who held his fate sat with it three days, even paused to ask the judge what intent really means under the law, then returned and delivered not guilty verdicts across the board. I watched the reaction roll in from my spot down here in North Carolina, and
Cassandra Wilson Dies at 70: Mississippi Jazz Legend Remembered. (opens the original)
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(ThyBlackMan.com) The news of Cassandra Wilson’s passing gave me pause before I could find the words to write. One of the most distinctive and influential voices in American music is gone. News of her death broke today, September 2, 2026. She died at home in Jackson, the same Mississippi ground that raised her, seventy years old, with family and close friends nearby. Robert Torre, who served as her manager for twenty years, said the end came peacefully at home. Nobody has put a cause to it, and
Keffe D Convicted in Tupac Shakur Murder Case. (opens the original)
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(ThyBlackMan.com) There is a particular kind of foolishness that only pride can buy. Duane Davis, the man the streets came to know as Keffe D, spent close to two decades telling anybody with a microphone or a publishing deal exactly how Tupac Shakur died. He talked to police. He talked to television cameras. He put his name on a memoir. And on Monday, in a Las Vegas courtroom, twelve people decided they had heard enough of his own voice to find him guilty of murder. The jury convicted the 63-yea
Kanye West Shows Black Men Why Saying Sorry Is Only the Beginning. (opens the original)
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(ThyBlackMan.com) A little more than seven months have gone by since Kanye West bought a full-page advertisement in The Wall Street Journal and addressed it to everyone left wounded in his wake. That January statement was, on its surface, everything critics had asked of him for years. It started with his account of a car wreck in 2002. He said an injury to the right frontal lobe of his brain went undiagnosed until 2023. And that bipolar I diagnosis, first made in 2016? He publicly accepted it, l
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