Author: Delbert Williams II
Delbert Williams II
Born in the early 80s in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Delbert Williams II has always had a passion for writing. Even in high school, he earned excellent grades in English and writing classes. After attending John Marshall High School, he graduated from Project Stay Alternative High School in Milwaukee. From there, Delbert attended Milwaukee Area Technical College, where he studied music and communications. While he enjoyed these fields, his love for writing remained strong. In 2019, Delbert founded Hard Stack Street Mag, a publication that quickly gained a following for its unique and engaging content. As the founder and editor-in-chief of the magazine, he has worked tirelessly to produce quality articles that cover a wide range of topics, including music, art, culture, and politics. Now 42 years old, Delbert continues to pursue his passion for writing and journalism. Through Hard Stack Street Mag, he has created a platform that allows him to share his voice and perspective with readers from all over the world. With a strong background in writing and a deep understanding of the power of storytelling, Delbert Williams II is a writer to watch. He is dedicated to producing content that is both informative and engaging, and he is committed to using his platform to shine a light on important issues that are often overlooked by mainstream media.
[ad_1] Why the US-Africa summit is importantAhead of the three-day US-Africa summit, Biden administration officials downplay growing concerns about China and Russia’s influence in Africa. Instead, the US says it is focusing on improving cooperation with African leaders. His WHO Special Envoy for ACT-Accelerator, Dr. Ayoade Alakija, will join the conversation. She shared insights on the importance and key focus of the summit from an African perspective. A Blueprint for Medical Innovation in South AfricaSouth Africa’s Afrigen Biologics is paving the way for developments that could provide a new blueprint for healthcare innovation and global access to biologics and vaccines…
[ad_1] In 2022 we saw rappers who broke out in their teens come into their own and deliver their most poised projects yet. Top Dawg Entertainment dropped not one but two major blockbuster albums with SZA and Kendrick Lamar (Ab-Soul too, but he didn’t make this list). Longtime producers like Kenny Beats and Lil Silva decided to let themselves headline their own solo albums. Today we’re thrilled to share a breakdown of the hip-hop and R&B albums we enjoyed the most this year. From the confident return of Pusha T to the ethereal croons of FKA twigs, check out our…
[ad_1] As we look back on a fast-paced 2022, R&B/Hip-Hop triumphs, from a successful post-pandemic touring season featuring The Weeknd, Kendrick Lamar and Mary J. Blige to Rihanna’s long-awaited return with new music. experienced a share of And the halftime gig of Super Bowl LVII. But in addition to high-profile trials involving Young Thug and others, the loss of many young rappers to violence also shared headline space. Here are 10 of her businesses her stories and trends that resonated during the genre’s tumultuous year. Build your fortune in the live music industry Advancing a two-year-old mission to bring more…
[ad_1] Big surprise: The Twitter Files — the reports based on internal Twitter documents and messages that the company’s new owner Elon Musk provided to journalists — have landed as a polarizing salvo in the culture war. Many inclined to distrust what they see as Big Tech’s liberal leanings have cried vindication. The documents show in detail how Twitter made key content moderation decisions that disadvantaged Trump, conservatives, and people who broke with the public health consensus on Covid-19. They say the evidence proves that, again and again, Twitter intervened to squelch speech that the liberal establishment didn’t like. Meanwhile,…
[ad_1] Tuesday night, in the back room of a small saloon south of downtown Milwaukee, it’s time for the chess club. Here it is a game of strategy, intelligence, rigor and something else. The hottest hip-hop beats in Milwaukee. This is the home of Wisconsin’s hip-hop chess club. Brandon Kitts is a Milwaukee hip-hop producer going by the name Super Ego Beats. He is the co-coordinator of the Hip Hop Chess Club. “What do people always say? Hip-hop, chess? How does it work together?” says Kitts. “I love hip-hop. I love it. We live it. We breathe it. Yeah. And…
[ad_1] Marissa Peterson quit her job as a bartender in Durham, North Carolina, in June, after she was sexually assaulted by a customer and felt management didn’t do enough to keep her assailant from returning to the establishment. Her decision, Peterson said, was informed by time she spent at home during the pandemic, after being laid off from another job. Extended pandemic unemployment insurance gave her, for the first time in her adult life, space from work and time to consider her relationship with it. “I was able to truly start thinking about how I had been mistreated by several…
[ad_1] Milwaukee drunk driver kills mother of four, friend charged A sudden homecoming to Milwaukee had a tragic twist when a woman died in a drunken driving accident. DeeAnna Edwards, 31, was in the passenger seat of a car driven by a close friend of hers. Investigators say her friend nearly tripled the legal limit. milwaukee – A sudden homecoming to Milwaukee had a tragic twist when a woman died in a drunken driving accident. DeeAnna Edwards, 31, was in the passenger seat of a car driven by a close friend of hers. Investigators say the friend was almost three…
[ad_1] Milwaukee drunk driver kills mother of four, friend charged A sudden homecoming to Milwaukee had a tragic twist when a woman died in a drunken driving accident. DeeAnna Edwards, 31, was in the passenger seat of a car driven by a close friend of hers. Investigators say her friend nearly tripled the legal limit. milwaukee – A sudden homecoming to Milwaukee had a tragic twist when a woman died in a drunken driving accident. DeeAnna Edwards, 31, was in the passenger seat of a car driven by a close friend of hers. Investigators say the friend was almost three…
[ad_1] Hip-hop, a genre that was once marginalized at the Boston Music Awards, cemented its rise Wednesday night with a lengthy, performance-packed ceremony on Big Night Live.Rap has only recently become a dominant genre at the BMA, sweeping the major titles this year. Dorchester’s cousin Stiz, who became the first rapper to win Artist of the Year in 2018, won the award for the third time. (He also won Hip-Hop Artist of the Year five times.) Medford-born rapper B.I.A. The record won their second Album/EP of the Year for “DSM” and Song of the Year for “FOUL”. Also, Boston rapper…
[ad_1] Gunna is no longer in prison. In a shocking development Wednesday, the YSL Records artist pleaded guilty to one count in his RICO lawsuit.according to billboard, Gunna was able to take Alford’s plea and formally plead guilty while maintaining his innocence. As a result, the 29-year-old artist was released from prison Wednesday afternoon. As per the terms of his release, Gunna was sentenced to five years’ imprisonment and one year’s imprisonment. Fox 5 AtlantaHowever, his time was reportedly reduced to working hours and 500 hours of community service. All in all, it looks like a win for Gunna, but…