Karma’s World on Netflix follows middle schooler Karma Grant, an aspiring musical artist and rapper with big talent and an even bigger heart. Smart, resilient, and deeply empathetic, Karma pours her soul into songwriting, channeling her feelings into whip-smart rhymes with passion, courage and her signature brand of humor. Created by Chris “Ludacris” Bridges, this show is a funny, heartfelt, triumphant musical series for Black girls, and all kids, everywhere around the globe. Being a Black girl has always been a magical experience — we just gave it a soundtrack.
This Pride Month, we learn how to reconcile the violent history of the movement with the modern day celebration. TLDR: Don't throw out your rainbow vodka just yet, but make sure your brick-throwing arms are in shape! Featuring guest correspondent Patti Harrison. Made with the help of Julie Levitsky, edited by Andre Mendelson. Check out bonus material here.
If they want to win in 2020, Democrats will have to engage black voters — but first, they’ll have to find them. We dive into the world of Black Twitter and how it could help win back the White House. Featuring guest correspondent Naomi Ekperigin. Made with the help of Adam Howard, edited by Daphne Gómez-Mena. Check out bonus material here. (#LoadYouLikeADishwasher)
Is the black future gonna be moreBlack Panther or… Black Mirror? We investigate Afrofuturism and the journey to make Snapchat filters actually work. Featuring guest correspondent Sasheer Zamata. Made with the help of Adam Howard, edited by Andrew Mendelson. Check out bonus material here.
We investigate why people who hate the War on Christmas are the ones waging it against the farmers who grow our Christmas trees. Featuring Amy Hoggart. Made with the help of Julie Levitsky, edited by Jesse Coane.
MMA fighter Leslie Smith is doing what she does best: fighting. This time for collective bargaining rights for her and all UFC fighters. Featuring Allana Harkin and Britney Young. Made with the help of Lauren Walker, edited by Jesse Coane. Check out bonus material here.
We sit down with a hero who insists she's not a hero, Vermont gubernatorial candidate Christine Hallquist. Featuring Ashley Nicole Black and Alexandra Billings. Made with the help of Julie Levitsky, edited by Andrew Mendelson.
Saddle up for a Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives parody as we introduce you to the undocumented immigrants that make America’s food. Featuring Samantha Bee and Padma Lakshmi. Made with the help of Julie Levitsky, edited by Denis Cardineau.
America’s veterans can’t get access to life saving medicine because Jeff Sessions thinks he’s starring in a Reefer Madness revival. Featuring Allana Harkin and Matthew Modine. Made with the help of Adam Howard, edited by Jesse Coane. Check out bonus material here.
There's nothing more punk rock than a chore wheel, which is how Puerto Rican hipster paradise El Local helped rebuild after Hurricane Maria. Featuring Ashley Nicole Black. Made with the help of Annie Kopp, edited by Daphne Gomez-Mena. Music by Los Vigilantes.
The Puerto Rico recovery effort is covered, thanks to the badass women of Taller Salud. Featuring Allana Harkin. Made with the help of Annie Kopp, edited by Daphne Gomez-Mena.
Time to shred our way to the truth about Puerto Rico's Arecibo Observatory. Featuring David Duchovny and Allana Harkin. Made with the help of Annie Kopp and Lauren Walker, edited by Tennille Uithof.
In search of "economic anxiety," we found a whole group of working class people who are being totally ignored by the media. Featuring Samantha Bee. Made with the help of Adam Howard, edited by Andrew Mendelson. Check out bonus material here.