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Tidal recently announced that $1.5 million of the proceeds from their Tidal X: 10/20 charity concert, which took place in Brooklyn back in October, will be distributed to Black Lives Matter and several other organizations that are leading social justice movements.

Referencing both New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina and ongoing police violence in America, the video also shows police officers surrendering to a Black child in a hood, while the words "Stop Killing Us" appears in graffiti in another scene.

There are plenty of heroes who walk among us--even if technically they're on the red carpet. Check out some stories about Hollywood's unlikely heroes below.

According to Pepsi, Beyoncé will join Coldplay on stage to sing a rendition of their new song "Hymn for the Weekend.”

It’s time to bid farewell to 2015 and while it may have been tumultuous, one thing is for sure: this was an EPIC year for Black women.

I can’t even deal right now! Let me just warn you before you click the play button: this interview is nothing but PURE ENTERTAINMENT!!! RELATED: Say Something Nice About Farrah Franklin’s “Magic and Make Up” Video There’s something about Farrah Franklin’s story that just doesn’t add up. I’m saddened that she thinks she can call Beyonce […]

Talk about #BlackGirlMagic. With an ongoing conversation about justice, race, and diversity dominating media in recent months, it’s only right that some of the largest magazines…