Hillary Clinton’s remarks linking Donald Trump to the alt-right come at a time when he’s been attempting to broaden his support among black voters. While some of
Donald Trump is continuing to struggle with minority voters. Is there any hope for him to win support as the general election approaches? I was
NPR’s Robert Siegel talks with historian Leah Wright Rigueur, whose book, The Loneliness of the Black Republican: Pragmatic Politics and the Pursuit of Power, explores
A spirited discussion about race and politics, from the election of America’s first black president to the current 2016 election.
Americans were caught off guard. But the move reflected the complexity of the legendary champion’s public life. About a month before the presidential election
A clip of my appearance on Am Joy with Joy Ann Reid. This was a spirited debate about transgender people, public restrooms and conservatives.
[x_blockquote cite=”Jackie Robinson in 1968″ type=”left”]“I’m a black man first, an American second, & then I will support a political party—third.”[/x_blockquote] On a Saturday evening
This week on Tell Me More with John Fugelsang on XM Insight Channel 121, we had a lively discussion about Super Tuesday, the protesters, and
[dropcap]T[/dropcap]here’s a gross misunderstanding of what black politics and activism means in our country. We’re seeing some of that misunderstanding play out right now, as
This is a live-stream of my Black Republicans discussion with Dr. Jelani Cobb, Orlando Watson, & Shermichael Singleton at the Schomburg Research Center in Harlem.