The legendary emcee is releasing new music he says is meant to “uplift, heal, and inspire listeners dealing with racial injustices as well as other social injustices.”
Common, Gary Clark Jr., Eric Bellinger, Rotimi, Kirk Franklin, and other Black men appear on the track.
Common is doing his part to make sure young people turn up at the polls on November 3rd, when the United States will elect the next president.
The ‘CTV3′ creator will discuss the importance of voting with “Grown-ish’ star Yara Shahidi and other celebs.
Common is looking to help out his fans with a new show featuring mental health wellness advice.
Chicago rapper Common is heading to the DNC to help wrangle up support for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
There are three sides to every story. Will Common tell his?
A popular Brooklyn festival has gone virtual with the support of legendary artists Questlove and Common.
Common will join the “Bear Witness” livestream on YouTube for a conversation on race relations in the U.S.
The mayor of Minneapolis forced to flee an angry mob during a protest over the weekend.
Common and John Legend are just two of thousands of people who have signed a petition calling on the police to be defunded.
The producer put together a profanity-free project recorded within the walls of San Quentin State Prison.
Chicago rapper Common has teamed with an organization called Imagine Justice to help get qualifying inmates out of prison.
Rap star Common and Roots member Questlove are among the guests supporting Oprah Winfrey’s “Call to Unite.”
Tiffany Hadidsh is keeping her lips shut.
Chicago rapper common took part in a video call with hundreds of thousands of inmates, where he offered up some positive words in advice.
Common paid his respect to Queen Latifah by writing her a poem on her 50th birthday.
Common spoke about being a sex symbol at The Town Hall’s Lena Horne Prize for Artists Creating Social Impact.
Common earned the MVP title in his hometown of Chicago during the NBA Celebrity All-Star Game Friday night.
“He is for the people.”