University of Virginia

UVA Hip Hop Professor Grapples With The Charlottesville Tragedy Through Music

During the latest stop on the Listen To America tour, HuffPost spoke with University of Virginia hip-hop professor A.D. Carson, who looked back on the tragedy that struck Charlottesville. To hear more from Carson, head here: http://aydeethegreat.com/sleepwalking
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Questlove: 'It's A Shame' Celebrities Have To Speak Out When Politicians Don't

“I don’t see why we as a country put weight on entertainers when we should be putting weight on people who make the decisions."
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The Ultimate Charlottesville, Virginia, Road Trip Playlist

Spotify analyzed some data and found quite a few Sonny and Cher fans.
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Here's How To Watch 'A Concert For Charlottesville'

The event featuring the Dave Matthews Band and Ariana Grande will be live-streamed.
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Most Americans Oppose White Supremacists, But Many Share Their Views: Poll

A new poll asked Americans about racism after the violence in Charlottesville.
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Dave Matthews, Pharrell & Ariana Grande To Hold Charlottesville Benefit

An “evening of music and unity" will benefit victims of August's hateful demonstrations.
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In Wake Of White Supremacist March, UVA Welcomes Its 'Most Diverse Class' Ever

But the percentage of African-American students at the University of Virginia still greatly lags behind that of black high school graduates in the state.
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The Civil War Lives On In The Addiction Crisis

Unless we demolish the racist systems that continue to hold back black Americans, we cannot end the drug epidemic in America.
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Christopher Cantwell Stuck In Jail After Surrendering To Police

Vice News featured the white supremacist in a segment on the racist rallies in Charlottesville.
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Your High School Friendships Are Still Affecting Your Mental Health

Popularity isn't everything.
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