Eryk Moore

From the silver screen to the social feed, the portrayal of Black people has never been accidental. It’s been edited, framed, and filtered — often through lenses that told America more about its fears than its truths. For decades, film and media didn’t just entertain; they educated the public on who we were supposed  to be. The problem? Those lessons were written by people who never lived our stories. From “Stepin Fetchit” to “Superfly” Early Hollywood carved stereotypes into cultural...

“R&B today is less about the performance — it’s about the confession.” THE EVOLUTION OF SOUL IN THE STREAMING ERA R&B has always been the heartbeat of Black music — the emotional pulse that drives the culture forward. But in 2025, that heart sounds different. It’s more intimate, more experimental, more reflective. Where the ’90s gave us grand vocal runs and radio ballads, today’s R&B whispers. It invites you into personal spaces — text messages, late-night voice notes, and unfinished...

The Pulse of the Culture Hip hop has never stood still. That’s the beauty of it — it mutates, reinvents, flips the script on itself every...