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Brooke Bartholomew Hurt, Secretary to Principal at James Coble Middle School, in Mansfield, Texas, says “kill all those black monkeys,” in Facebook rant, presumably about protesters [PHOTO]

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Brooke Bartholomew Hurt is a Secretary of the Principal's Office at James Coble Middle School, in Mansfield, Texas. Despite her profession, working with children, she shared some strong views to her Facebook. Presumably in response to the civil unrest, Hurt said "loot we shoot" and "kill those black monkeys if you don't like it go back to Africa."

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer The resurgence in open racism has been quite alarming. Social media is almost growing numb to it, as there seems to be more people, daily, saying something outrageous. But, people continue to screenshot the people that they see. What is so sad about it is that these very

Trenton Dorman, CEO of Wild Dog Beard Co., in Belleville, Texas, says black people will always be last in line, white people are the superior race, if others were superior, they would have enslaved whites, that God made blacks out of “extra parts,” and that he’s “racist and don’t give a f*ck” [PHOTOS]

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Trenton Dorman is the CEO of Wild Dog Beard Co. and he has something to say. The Texas native does not feel bad, at all, about any of the racial tensions going on. He said that black people should not be upset about being "the inferior race," and that white people are superior, adding that if they weren't, they would have been the ones enslaved. He added that God made black people out of "extra parts," and that he's "racist and don't give a f*ck."

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer A lot has been going on, but people haven't been very empathetic about what is going on. Clearly, it is evident how and why things have been the way they have been for so long. Many people still don't want to see any progress being made, with

Kaash Paige – “Jaded”

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Kaash Paige is doing her thing, right now, and Def Jam definitely took notice of her. The state of Texas is slowly taking over the hip hop world and Kaash Paige is putting Grand Prairie on the map. Friday saw her deliver her latest contribution, "Jaded," to the masses. Listen to

Infinity Centers United, a Houston, Texas-based MRI center, releases statement saying they don’t support African-Americans, claiming “they don’t know how to act” and should have “stayed picking cotton,” standing by those comments; Jessica Dawn Hatch, the owner, claims they were hacked, but people matched her shoe, in one racist IG Story post, to her other pics, bringing her comments into question [PHOTOS/VIDEO]

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Infinity Centers United is a Houston, Texas-based MRI center. A positive, health, company, Infinity Centers United made very controversial Instagram Story posts, saying African-American people were not welcome. Two more posts, backing up the original post came, reiterating that African-American people were not tolerated, there. In the final post, it showed a woman's shoe and foot, before Jessica Dawn Hatch, the company's owner, spoke out, claiming the accounts were hacked, but people matched her foot to the one in the final IG Story post.

By Bossyy Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Race relations are at a sixty-year low, as people are out here openly referring to other races in a derogatory way. All of the progress seems lost, but in other ways, it looks as if more inroads have been made. But, a lot of businesses seem to

Leon Bridges ft. Terrace Martin – “Sweeter”

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Leon Bridges is a Texas native, so he knows all about the Deep South. The hotbed for racism was the South, but it is definitely a nationwide pandemic, which has existed for centuries. All that is going on, now, is making many artists speak out, and Leon Bridges is among

SXSW curators rebrand events as ATX, with many stages still going on, as 100,000 people are still expected to arrive in Austin, TX

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By Jay Rich Hip-HopVibe.com Staff Writer Last week, SXSW announced they were cancelling 2020 festivities, which put a lot of businesses in jeopardy. Obviously, such companies as Amazon and Facebook will continue to thrive. However, smaller companies had a lot at risk, especially those in hip hop. Because they already committed to events,

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