Our Collective of the Black Experience in America starts with this month’s submissions from VA based artists – Cam Murdoch (“Stay Well”) and Lock (“Negus Shit”) along with poem, “I Am Black,” by Popscure writer, Darryan Miller. To submit your experience for next month click here Darryan Miller | 24 | Portsmouth, VA “I Am…
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Virginia is a diverse state with so many niche cultures that anyone visiting might find it overwhelming. One such niche that has remained prevalent over the years is skate culture. Despite seeing its fair share of both disdain and criticism, the relatively new sport has been shown to bridge the gap between kids of different…
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Support the resistance, Black lives matter! We’ve made a handy list of good places to donate to during this time. If you have any you’d like to suggest, please email us at popscuremedia@gmail.com Reclaim the Block Black Visions Collective Minnesota ACLU Louisville NAACP Atlanta NAACP NAACP Minneapolis NAACP (National) Women for Political Change (WFPC) CTUL…
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Popscure writer Darryan Miller took some time to speak with artist Shaina Negrón on loving oneself, the freeing nature of art, and rejection of labels in today’s identity-driven society. Creativity takes courage, and Shaina Negrón has plenty of both. The New Jersey-based artist has many talents, from drawing to tattooing to painting, with hopes of…
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Following the livestream takeover from our Instagram last night, Popscure Editor-in-Chief Shannon Jay chatted with laboratory scientist, Brianda, better known as “Flyyscience” to discuss all things science, including the recent pandemic. Brianda is a medical laboratory scientist working on achieving both her Masters in Biological Sciences and PhD in Molecular Medicine. If that wasn’t enough…
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In the midst of a global pandemic, Popscure contributor, Allison Weeks, took the time to share some perspective and grounding advice on how to approach our new reality in a world without live music and entertainment. Spring has started springing, and music lovers and makers alike have reached the threshold of that long-awaited time of…
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This week we lost Katherine Johnson, the NASA mathematician who was an integral part of the United States race to space. Her calculations were so spot-on that astronaut John Glenn requested she double-check behind the NASA computers to make sure all the math was correct. In her 35-year career, she broke down racial and social…
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Hi friends, it’s been a minute. As this decade closes and new one begins, much reflection has taken place. A whole 10 years – that’s truly how long I’ve been doing this shit. Flash back to 2010, my junior year of high school, when my concert buddies Trey and Ryan invited me to contribute to…
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If the alleged abuse is fake, it’s unfortunate but in many ways, irrelevant. The perpetuation of the story should be criticized for media’s quick reactions instead of the Empire star’s horrible hoax — both veiled in plenty of falsehood
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Get to know the performers playing this weekend in the celebration of feminine energy.
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