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Black community politics: ‘Super mayor,’ Kamala Harris and more

As the 2024 presidential election approaches, significant developments are unfolding that resonate deeply within the Black community. From political drama in Illinois to Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign efforts, these events are shaping the landscape for African American voters. Tiffany Henyard: The controversial ‘super mayor’ In Dolton, Ill., Tiffany Henyard, who has dubbed herself the...

‘Most Pathetic… I’ve Ever Seen’: Black Donald Trump Co-Defendant Faces Online Backlash for Demanding Apology from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for Calling Him Racial Slur
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‘Most Pathetic… I’ve Ever Seen’: Black Donald Trump Co-Defendant Faces Online Backlash for Demanding Apology from Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene for Calling Him Racial Slur

The former Black Voices for Trump director said he was called the N-word by Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, but he isn’t garnering much sympathy from people online. Harrison Floyd posted on his X account about Greene last month right after the Georgia congresswoman went after conservative firebrand Laura Loomer with racism accusations. Marjorie Taylor...

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VP Kamala Harris gains ground among senior voters

In a significant political development, recent polling indicates that Vice President Kamala Harris is leading former President Donald Trump among American voters aged 65 and older. This trend could have substantial implications as the November election approaches, particularly given the pivotal role that senior citizens play in the electoral process. Polling insight A CNN/SSRS poll...

‘Not Accepted!’: Rep. Mike Lawler’s Apology for 2006 Michael Jackson Impersonation Photo Falls Flat; He Denies It Was Blackface
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‘Not Accepted!’: Rep. Mike Lawler’s Apology for 2006 Michael Jackson Impersonation Photo Falls Flat; He Denies It Was Blackface

A first-term Republican congressman offered a non-apology apology when confronted this week with photos taken of him dressed as Michael Jackson, his face visibly darkened. Mike Lawler, who represents a district in New York’s Hudson Valley, contends that blackface, a practice long considered racist, was not his intent. Instead, he said in a statement, the...

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The Georgia abortion ban and reproductive justice in historical context

The reproductive justice movement — led by Black women — has long emphasized the intersection of reproductive rights, racial inequality and economic justice. Grounded in a framework that acknowledges the impact of historical oppression, reproductive justice goes beyond the right to abortion, advocating for the ability of all individuals to have children, not have children...

‘They Killed My Son and No One Gives a Rat’s Ass’: Family Outraged After Louisiana Prosecutor Drops Homicide Charge In Case Against State Troopers Who Brutally Beat Black Motorist Ronald Greene
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‘They Killed My Son and No One Gives a Rat’s Ass’: Family Outraged After Louisiana Prosecutor Drops Homicide Charge In Case Against State Troopers Who Brutally Beat Black Motorist Ronald Greene

Prosecutors last week dropped a negligent homicide charge against a Louisiana State Police trooper, one of the most serious counts remaining against several officers originally charged in the violent death of Black motorist Ronald Greene after a high-speed car chase and crash following an attempted traffic stop in Monroe, Louisiana, five years ago. After other...