Stereogum — In the past two days, we’ve seen two videos of black men needlessly dying at the hands of police, and artists, like the rest of us, are left staring at their social media feeds and wondering how the fuck any of this is going to stop. Last night, Dr... more info

TMZ — Drake is worried someone he knows will be the next Alton Sterling and he voiced his concern with an unusually frank social media post. Drake is constantly on Instagram, but rarely speaks out about social issues. That changed late Wednesday when he…... more info

MSN Music — Toronto rapper Drake has published a powerful statement mourning the death of Alton Sterling and expressing deep concern about the strained relationship between communities of color and police in the United States. "I am grateful to be able to call A... more info

Idolator — “Last night when I saw the video of Alton Sterling being killed it left me feeling disheartened, emotional and truly scared.” more info

MTV.co.uk News — “No one begins their life as a hashtag. Yet the trend of being reduced to one continues.” more info

NME — Rapper writes of his horror at 'cycle of violence' hours before another man is shot dead by police more info

The Mirror — The father-of-five's death has sparked a social media outcry and public protests more info

Rolling Stone — Drake has penned an open letter on Instagram in response to the death of Alton Sterling, a 37-year-old black man who was shot multiple times and killed during an altercation with two white Baton Rouge police officers on Tuesday. A community act... more info

Stereogum — A 37-year-old black man named Alton Sterling was shot and killed by police officers outside a Baton Rouge convenience store early Tuesday morning, becoming the 558th person to be killed by police this year. Footage of the incident was captured by a w... more info

Consequence of Sound — Spike Lee, Rihanna, Amy Schumer, and more also react to the Baton Rouge tragedy. more info