By Galen Druke Clare and moses Malone In general, the Republican Party district leaders between 5 and 10 percent of the Black vote and less than a third of the Hispanic vote nationally. In this installment of the Genesis Brand… Continue Reading
These days, the rest of the monthly jobs report can feel like opening a time capsule. According to the data for June, which was released todaythe recovery from the COVID-19 recession was still chugging along out in the middle of… Continue Reading
According to the pundits, the revolution, if you would call it that, began with video. The first and foremost was the excruciating recording of George Floyd’s last moments as Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin publicly pinned the life out of… Continue Reading
Colorado, texas, Oklahoma, and Utah, held primaries on Tuesday, and with the help of mail-in balloting, and absentee ballots, these states are largely held seamless elections. The contests in these states that helped decide the nominees in, the center On… Continue Reading
New York’s Jamaal Bowman and Kentucky’s Charles Booker, two Black men running on very liberal policy platforms, defeated and nearly defeated (respectively) white Democrats in primaries last week, giving a boost to the party’s insurgent wing. Neither Bowman nor Booker… Continue Reading