Joy Reid may be out of a show on MSNBC, but she has no regrets. Here are eight times she boldly called out Donald Trump.
In the wake of inauguration day, which may be melancholic for some, 'MadameNoire' rounded up the ultimate list of Black women with “presidential energy.” The ones we love, adore and could totally take charge of the White House.
Over the years, several Black women have publicly expressed their support for Donald Trump, whether through political endorsement, advocacy, or aligning with his policies. Here's a list of some of the Republican's biggest supporters.
“Whenever I had a chance to spend time with President Carter, it was clear that he didn’t just profess these values,” former President Barack Obama said in a statement. “He embodied them. And in doing so, he taught all of us what it means to live a life of grace, dignity, justice, and service.
Congrats are in order for Sarah Bond!
Posted earlier today (May 25), makeup expert, influencer, and well-known YouTuber Jackie Aina posted a Zoom interview she had with President Joe Biden and Dr. Anthony Fauci about how the science behind the COVID-19 vaccines work and how healthcare resources can be more equitably distributed to the Black community.
As she continues to help and inspire everyday Americans, celebrities, and fellow politicians with her meaningful dedication to giving our country a brighter future, Georgia politician Stacey Abrams confirmed in her latest interview that she hopes to one day run for president.
Tonya Veasey, the newly appointed president and CEO of the CBCF, shares that mentoring, advocacy and education are the focal points of the organization.
Here are 15 celebs who have been active in the 2012 election campaigns, pushing the issues most important to them, telling young people to vote, and endorsing their favorite candidates.
Could you be the president of one of these Mississippi-based universities?