After President Trump won the 2016 election, there was a big debate over the role “identity politics” played in his victory. Some scholars argued that many white voters without a college degree — a group that proved pivotal in that… Continue Reading
By Galen Druke and Amelia Thomson-DeVeaux The U.s. Supreme Court wrapped up is lengthy and the consequential end on Thursday with the ruling that rejected the President Trump”s claims to legal immunity. In this installment of the Genesis Brand Politics,… Continue Reading
Genesis Brand”s poll averages currently show the President the Trump trailing former senior Vice-President Biden by 10 percentage points nationally, behind, and in every swing state. In the current environment, the Democrats would have a number of paths to winning… Continue Reading
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
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