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To all those hard workers, grinders, hustlers and everybody who works tirelessly, Tha Afterparty Radio wants to wish you a Happy Labor Day to relax, unwind and enjoy your time off. Have a safe and happy holiday as we take a much-needed day off with the rest of you! And, be sure to enjoy Tha […]
As hard as it is to believe, we are already in September with only 3 more months to go this year. To kick off the month right, let’s take a look of this month’s commemorations. National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month National Deaf Awareness Month Sickle Cell Awareness Month National Guide Dog Month National Hispanic Heritage […]
As the remnants of the catastrophic Hurricane Harvey continues to batter southeast Texas and now Louisiana, our neighbors need us more than ever. Not only Texans, but the entire country is stepping up in a big way to help out those who have lost loved ones, home, property and their livelihood for the unforeseeable future. […]
Two seminal events inextricably linked to the Civil Rights Movement and forever emblazoned in history happened on August 28. On this date in 1955, a 14-year-old Emmett Till was savagely beaten and tortured for allegedly flirting with a white woman while visiting relatives in a deeply segregated Mississippi. The young teen’s horribly mutilated and battered […]
On August 25, 2001, the world lost one of its young, promising stars, Aaliyah Dana Haughton, simply known as Aaliyah to her legion of fans. As Jay-Z so aptly put it in his ode to her, the world’s been missing her, the game ain’t been the same since she left us. Since her premature death, […]
In honor of #WednesdayWisdom, let’s spread some of the wisdom, greatness, ingenuity and courage always sprinkled with a dash of humor, of the late, great Mr. Dick Gregory who passed away this past weekend. On hate: “I never learned hate at home, or shame. I had to go to school for that.” On segregation: “Last time […]
Tha Afterparty Radio is pleased to announce the latest addition to its all-star lineup. Added to the roster is “Ask the Queen.” The eponymous Queen is Prudence TheAuset. The beloved spoken word artist from Dallas, TX “has hit the online airwaves answering questions from all genders related to relationships, sex, single parenting and more.” Catch […]
The look and feel of a “traditional” family has transitioned rapidly over the years. When not too long ago, a family headed by a single mother was considered taboo, the world has seen gay parents successfully raising children in loving relationships that look like any other family. A few years back, two little black girls […]
All the nominees are in and things are heating up fast as we get closer and closer to The Party Awards 2017. We’ll keep you updated when official voting begins, so you can watch your favorites win big at this year’s soiree. Plus, be on the lookout for important information on the awards as we […]
Regardless of political affiliation or orientation or color or race or creed or religion or anything that divides us as human, anyone with any sense of decency and morality should be outraged, humiliated and saddened by the events that unfolded in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend. Charlottesville was just the microcosm of what too many […]
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