Developer Patrick Francis launched a new app, Blitter, taking the best elements of Black Twitter and creating an exclusive hub. Black Twitter is reacting.
Piers Morgan once again injected his opinions on matters that affect Black people with an essay on Whites being able to use the N-Word and Twitter reacted.
Sloane Stephens has taken the US Open title this weekend, besting Madison Keys in straight sets, causing Black Twitter to celebrate gleefully.
Keke Wyatt's husband, Michael Jamar, deciding to file for divorce, and he's getting dragged.
It doesn’t take much for Taylor Swift to get slandered on these Internets. Today (Aug. 25), the Pop singer is catching the wrath of Twitter because her new video, “Look What You Made Me Do,” damn sure looks a lot like a milquetoasty version of Beyoncé’s “Formation” off her Lemonade project.
Lil Duval has always been one to speak his mind often at the cost of political correctness. The comedian was a guest last week on Power 105.1’s The Breakfast Club and made a transphobic comment which has Black Twitter on attack mode.
There is no doubt that Sammy Sosa has some deep-seated complexion issues. The once brown-skinned, former major league baseball slugger debuted an even whiter (maybe “pinker”) look, and Twitter is reacting with its best slander.Â
Since 2015, the hashtag #BlackOutDay has become one of Twitter’s favorite moments and on the sixth of every month, the social media network is ablaze with several examples of Black beauty and excellence. Earlier today, #BlackOutDay hit the top of the Twitter trending topic ranks once again with all kinds of flourishing taking place.
Pepsi just may have won the title for the most tone-deaf ad, ever. In a new spot, Kylie Jenner settles a volatile standoff by handing cops a Pepsi.Â
Nkechi Amare Diallo. That is Rachel Dolezal‘s new name if reports are to be believed. The beleaguered former NAACP president has gone full African on the masses, and Black Twitter is having quite the field day with the “I’m Black And I Know It” jig from Ms. Dolezal.
Steve Harvey felt the wrath of Black Twitter last week after he took a meeting with President Donald Trump and got promptly dragged for it. The comedian and host took to his radio program to address the jabs Black Twitter took at him with a few swipes of his own.
You’re a correspondent for the Golden Globes, so you should be acute aware of the titles of important films, right? Well, instead of Hidden Figures, Jenna Bush referred to the renowned film as Hidden Fences, and she’s catching all the slander.Â
