Politics
Politics
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Biden Breaks Silence On Why Trump Defeated Kamala Harris, And It Had Nothing To Do With Economics
The Republican party used Harris’ identity against her, just like they did during former President Barack Obama’s campaigns.
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Trump and Jasmine Crockett Spar on Socials, Biden Reads Trump for Filth, Candace Owens Calls out T.I. For Fakery, Why Atlanta Hasn’t Had a White Mayor in 50 Years and Other Political News
A collection of our best posts of the week in politics.
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Latinx Voters Say Trump Fooled Them, but Don’t Expect Black Twitter to Care… Anymore
Although Black Americans empathize with the Latinx community, others remember the 51 percent who elected Trump.
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Biden Reads Trump for Complete Filth in First Post-White House Interview— and He Doesn’t Hold Back
Let’s be real, he was just saying what we’ve all been thinking, but with less cuss words.
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Trump Comes For Rep. Crockett Again, But Check Out How She Responded
During a recent interview, Trump called the congresswoman “low-IQ.”
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5 Reasons We Should Be Very Scared About Trump’s Attempt to Segregate Schools Again
The President wants us to trust that white parents will do what is in the best intrest of Black kids…but will they?
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Candace Owens Calls T.I. Out for Being A Closeted What!?!!
The beef between these two goes back at least six years… but clearly Owens isn’t over it.
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The True Story Behind Why Atlanta Hasn’t Had a White Mayor Since 1974
Atlanta’s Blackity-Black mayors: The good, the bad, and especially the ugly…
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Trump Responds to Stephen A. Smith Running for President, Candace Owens Speaks Out Against Trump, 15 Unbelievable Things Since Trump Took Office, Trump Replaces Obama’s Portrait in White House, Indiana’s MAGA Lt. Governor Defends Slavery Norm, Cory Booker and Hakeem Jeffries Take on Trump, Should Black People Sit Out Protesting and More Political News From the Week
It’s hard to keep up with all the political drama, so here’s everything you might’ve missed this week.
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Black People M.I.A from Anti-Trump Protests, but Maybe it’s Time to Start Showing Up
After Trump won in November, Black folks took a collective step back from the frontlines.