By Villij News Staff When Bad Bunny took the halftime stage, Puerto Rico wasn’t just a backdrop — it was a lens. Yes, the island was referenced. But the imagery stretched far beyond geography. It carried the weight of colonialism. It echoed the shadows of slavery. It tapped into the African diaspora and the shared,
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U.S. Lawmakers Renew Push to Ban No-Knock Warrants After Breonna Taylor’s Death Washington, D.C. — U.S. lawmakers from both sides of the aisle have reintroduced legislation aimed at ending a controversial law enforcement practice that has drawn international scrutiny: no-knock warrants. The bill, called the Justice for Breonna Taylor Act, would prohibit federal law enforcement
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Inspired by the rhythm of humanity, a new Apple Watch Black Unity Sport Loop, watch face, and iPhone and iPad wallpapers honor Black History Month. Apple unveiled a new Black Unity Collection on January 27, 2025 to honor Black History Month, and celebrate Black culture and community. Inspired by the rhythm of humanity, the collection
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By Attiyya Atkins | Villij News POMPANO BEACH, FL – The Pompano Beach Jazz Fest 2025 solidified its place as one of South Florida’s premier music festivals. Against the stunning oceanfront backdrop, attendees were treated to two days of world-class jazz, local talent, and unforgettable vibes. From smooth saxophones to high-energy brass bands, from legendary
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By Attiyya Atkins For the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC), Black History Month isn’t just a time to reflect—it’s shines a light on themes of resilience, creativity, and community care that we desperately need in this second Trump term. With its thoughtfully curated programs, the NMAAHC invites audiences both near
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