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October 16, 2020

Breonna Taylor’s family discuss police accountability, Daniel Cameron, and more on “The Breakfast Club” [VIDEO]

By Jay Rich Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Wrongly, many people say 2020 has been a “bad year,” but in actuality, it’s…
September 22, 2020

Philly Blocks closes summer 2020 out with “Mr. 17th” EP | HHV Artists to Know

Yvette Gentry, yesterday, held a press conference, in Louisville, Kentucky, where she was named interim police chief of the Louisville Metro Police Department. Her hiring comes, as the current police chief has retired, in the wake of the Breonna Taylor murder, which took place during his watch. The city has now hired a black woman to run the police department, a move some feel is questionable, but also fitting, for the moment.
September 8, 2020

Yvette Gentry, black female police officer, named Louisville Police Department interim police chief, in the wake of the ongoing Breonna Taylor protests [VIDEO]

Since March, Louisville, Kentucky has been at the center of the current race wars. Louisville is most-prominently joined by Minneapolis,…
Jeromy Sanford has gone viral on Facebook, but not for good reasons. The Lafayette, Louisiana police officer was caught on camera beating a sixteen-year-old black teenager. On Facebook, people have identified him for beating the child, and calling on Lafayette's mayor to fire him, also exposing him as a school resource officer at Lafayette Middle School.
September 6, 2020

Jeromy Sanford, of Lafayette, Louisiana Police Department, gets blasted and exposed on Facebook for brutally beating 16-year-old black teen, and subdued by two other officers; Claims also state he is a resource officer at Lafayette Middle School

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer What’s going on, around the nation, is shocking to see. It’s sad to see people…
White militia assemble in Louisville, KY, to confront NFAC Militia. NFAC is in town, protesting for Breonna Taylor. Meanwhile, the white protesters are there to confront them, saying they don't start fights, they end them.
September 5, 2020

Hundreds of militia members assemble in Louisville, KY to confront all-black NFAC Militia protesting for Breonna Taylor, saying they don’t start fights, they end them #JusticeForBreonnaTaylor [VIDEO]

In Louisville, Kentucky, there is a major fight going on. Since March, there has been outrage against the city’s police…
Thomas Merrill, on Facebook, shared photos of a white woman, Mary Holden, getting arrested. The 68-year-old woman is demanding justice for Breonna Taylor. She is doing more than most, camping out in the yard of the Kentucky Attorney General, Daniel Cameron, demanding he further investigate the murder of Breonna Taylor, leading to her arrest for third degree criminal trespassing.
August 25, 2020

Mary Holden, a 68-year-old white woman, gets arrested for camping out in front of Kentucky Attorney General, Daniel Cameron’s house, demanding him to complete his investigation into the murder of Breonna Taylor #JusticeForBreonnaTaylor [PHOTOS]

On Facebook, there is a Kentucky woman going viral, for her efforts in the Breonna Taylor case. She isn’t what…
Glendon Chancey III has gone viral, on Facebook, with his recent post. He shared an article that showed a Kentucky man who was arrested for trying to sell a four-year-old African-American child for $2,500. The man's name is Harry Day, and he is 29-years-old.
August 21, 2020

Glendon Chancey III shares article on Facebook of a Kentucky man, who tried to sell a four-year-old African-American child for $2,500; The man was only sentenced to 360 days in prison!

The man in the photo is not Glendon Chancey III. Instead, this man is named Harry Day, and he is…
July 26, 2020

Lou Williams To Quarantine For 10 Days When He Gets Back To NBA Bubble in Orlando After Having Dinner at Magic City Strip Club in Atlanta With Jack Harlow

On Friday, Los Angeles Clippers star, Lou Williams, made headlines after hanging out with Louisville rapper Jack Harlow. The two…
Amy Roth is a special education teacher, and volleyball coach, in Jefferson County, Kentucky. Recently, a video from May, of black protesters blocking traffic has gained traction, being reshared, again. When it hit Roth's Facebook timeline, she commented "Full speed ahead. Don't worry they'll blend in with the pavement."
July 20, 2020

Amy Roth, a special education teacher and volleyball coach, in Jefferson County, Kentucky comments on photo of black protesters blocking highway to run them over, saying they will blend in with the pavement [PHOTO]

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Recently, a video from May, during the height of the George Floyd protests, have resurfaced,…