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Former President Donald Trump left voters scratching their heads on Monday after he urged his supporters to show up at the ballot box to cast their votes for him. The only problem is that he got the date wrong. While Election Day is on Nov. 5, Trump thought he had an extra two months to turn out the vote. “I’ll tell you, if everything works out and everybody gets out on Jan. 5 or before,” Trump told a crowd at […]
The first night of the Democratic National Committee Convention was one of jubilee as thousands gathered inside the United Center in Chicago to coronate Vice President Kamala Harris as the party’s presidential nominee. The opening event showcased the diversity of the Democratic Party and, at many times, centered on Black voices in politics, both past and present. It was fitting for an evening celebrating the party’s first Black and South Asian woman nominee who aims to make history on Election […]
Black culture was live and in full effect Monday at the White House as President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris hosted a Juneteenth celebration concert to commemorate the upcoming federal holiday that honors the ending of U.S. slavery and the granting of freedoms for formerly enslaved Black Americans. Thousands of invited guests – almost exclusively Black – descended on the White House South Lawn for the nearly two-hour musical concert that saw performances from new and seasoned Black […]
Some have taken to social media to remember the life and legacy of Flint, Michigan City Councilman Eric Mays, who passed away on Saturday at 65. While the late councilman is remembered as an activist who advocated for Flint’s majority-Black residents during the city’s deadly water crisis, he also built a reputation for his memorable and sometimes controversial antics and comments during council meetings. Here’s a look at some of Flint city councilman’s top moments during his decade-long tenure representing […]
During the 118th session of Congress, members of the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S. Senate faced several bouts of uncertainty regarding issues such as the House speakership and whether members could pass measures to avoid two government shutdowns. Vehicles are parked outside the U.S. Capitol building on Oct. 11, 2023. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images) However, other issues needed attention, and members of the Congressional Black Caucus led efforts to tackle them. Here are four monumental moments led […]
