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Love and Hip Hop Atlanta

Music producer Stevie J

Stevie J on Biggie collaboration

Kyle Harvey
theGRIO VIDEO - As an intricate part of Diddy's 90's in house production team, the Hitmen, Stevie J has worked with the likes of Jay-Z, Faith Evans and Beyonce...
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Two black women sharing one man

Reality TV and man sharing in the 21st century

Josie Pickens, Ebony.com
OPINION - Listen, ain’t nothing new and shiny about men having affairs and both women knowing -- but our attitudes towards the representation certainly may be...
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Love & Hip-Hop Atlanta (courtesy of VH1)

VH1’s reality programming isn't just 'harmless entertainment'

Sil Lai Abrams
OPINION - Some disturbing trends in the black community regarding rates of domestic violence might decrease when we stop tolerating harmful shows like 'Love and Hip-Hop' that promote relational aggression...
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Love and Hip Hop

Blacks rule reality TV, but BET loses to VH1

Cortney Cleveland, Madame Noire Business
Despite being owned by the same company, BET hasn’t been able to capture the success VH1 has seen in reality television. It seems like the network is scared to attempt anything groundbreaking.
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Mona Scott-Young

'Love & Hip Hop': Who should be held accountable?

Sil Lai Abrams
OPINION - By lending her name to a show full of negative black female portrayals, does executive producer Mona Scott-Young empower white men to exploit our image?
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TV personalities Kandi Burruss, Phaedra Parks, Nene Leakes, and Cynthia Bailey of the Real Housewives of Atlanta attends the Bravo Upfront 2012 at Center 548 on April 4, 2012 in New York City. (Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images)

Black Atlantans fed up with reality TV reputation

Kunbi Tinuoye
theGRIO REPORT - Amid all the drama is a growing chorus of disapproval about how these productions portray black women, with online petitions even pushing for mass boycotts of some shows...
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