Black politicians
Less than a month after going public with new girlfriend Alexis, Senator Cory Booker has now announced the pair are engaged.
Marjorie Taylor Greene is clearly still bothered by Texas state rep. Jasmine Crockett’s iconic “bleach-blonde, bad-built, butch body,” diss.
Texas State Representative Nicole Collier has emerged as a key figure in the state’s ongoing electoral map controversy.
Rhode Island Senator Tiara Mack dropped jaws when she uploaded a video of her shaking her tailfeather to her TikTok.
The First Lady, Michelle Obama has been an inspiration over the last 8 years. Let's take a peek at 10 of her best quotes over the years.
Although black females are scarce in politics, these women have shaped history and serve as examples of the power of sheer determination, purpose and intellect.
(Politics 365) — Opposition continues to mount against Republican National Committee Chair Michael Steele, and it has actually intensified since the Chair announced his bid for re-election only a week ago. As the race for Chair fast approaches the RNC Winter meeting, accusations of playing the race card and racism itself abound on both sides of […]
(Politics365) — The all inclusive Texas Legislative Black Caucus recently welcomed its two newest members. Representatives-elect Stefani Carter and James White are two of the newest additions to the caucus, but unlike the body’s majority democratic membership, both Carter and White are Republican. The two GOP’ers both ran on the national Republican Party Platforms of […]
In a city long been dominated by race, Hansen Clarke defies easy definition—in his person and aisle-crossing politics.
(Time) — After a blizzard started blanketing the Northeast on Dec. 26, an event that earned the Twitter hashtag #snowpocalypse, Booker turned the microblogging site into a public-service tool. Residents of the city, which has a population of around 280,000, swarmed Booker’s account (@CoryBooker) with requests for help, and the mayor responded. He and his […]
(AP) — Alvin Greene, the unemployed Army veteran who suggested during his failed U.S. Senate bid that making action figures of himself would help create jobs, is running for office again. Greene paid the $165 filing fee on Christmas Eve to run in a special election for a South Carolina House seat made vacant by the death […]
There's fear that Clinton's stumping for Emanuel would siphon black votes.