DID YOU KNOW….!?Despite progress, educational disparities persist for African American students. About 78% of Black students graduate from high school, compared to 89% of white students

Cornel West Chooses Melina Abdullah as Running Mate, Shaking Up the 2024 Elections

Cornel West, an independent presidential candidate, has announced Melina Abdullah as his vice presidential nominee. Abdullah is a pan-African studies professor at California State University and a board member of Black Lives Matter Grassroots. West praised Abdullah's commitment to advocating for the rights of poor and working people and expressed his desire to disrupt the narrative that voters only have two choices. Abdullah, a Muslim Black woman, emphasized her enthusiasm for West's campaign and the opportunity to work towards truth, love, and justice. As a contrast to President Joe Biden, West highlighted his outreach to Muslim Americans and dissatisfied Black Americans, particularly in relation to Biden's handling of the Israel-Hamas war. Despite criticism from the Democratic National Committee, Abdullah believes that her affiliation with Black Lives Matter will bring valuable experience and authenticity to West's campaign. ✨🌟😃👥🇺🇸💪😍🌍 #CornelWest2024 #MelinaAbdullah #BreakingBarriers

Trump Questions Why 'The Black People' Keep Voting for Democrats - Here's His Theory

Former President Donald Trump discussed the voting patterns of Black and Jewish people during an interview with right-wing host Wayne Allen Root. He suggested that both groups vote for Democrats "out of habit" and connected Jewish support for Democrats to his perception of Democratic policies favoring Palestinians over Israel. Trump expressed surprise and confusion at historically Jewish support for Democrats and speculated that voting habits may play a significant role. He also mentioned that Black support for Republicans should be even higher, citing his administration's initiatives such as criminal justice reform, funding for Black colleges and universities, and opportunity zones. Trump's remarks reflect his belief that voting patterns among Black and Jewish communities are influenced by habit and Democratic policies regarding issues such as Israel. 🗣️🤔📚 #Trump #votingpatterns #BlackPeople #JewishPeople

Trump Claims Voting Democrat is Just a Bad Habit for Jewish and Black People

📢 Donald Trump recently made bold claims about why he believes Black and Jewish people tend to vote for Democrats. During a phone interview with far-right host Wayne Allen Root on Real America's Voice, the former president stated that Jewish and Black Americans vote for Democrats "out of habit" 🤔. Trump accused Jewish people who vote for Biden of not loving Israel and claimed that Democrats are on the side of the Palestinians 🇮🇱🤝🇵🇸. He expressed disbelief that Jewish Americans would ever vote for Democrats and stated that historically Jewish people voting for Democrats is "incredible" to him 😮. Trump also argued that minority groups voting for the Democrats is simply a matter of habit and claimed that nobody has done more for Black Americans than he has 🙌.

Critics Slam Tim Scott’s New Black Republican Series as Insulting and Misguided

Critics are mocking a new video series featuring Senator Tim Scott and four other Black Republicans aimed at recruiting Black voters for former President Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election. 🎥 The series, called "America's Starting Five," features the lawmakers criticizing President Joe Biden for his past controversial remarks. Democratic strategist Ameshia Cross believes that the series is a "very concerted effort" to make it seem like Black men are moving toward conservatism and Trumpism, despite evidence to the contrary. Critics argue that the Black Republican lawmakers have undermined critical issues like voting rights, racial equity, and fair housing during their political careers. They also question the effectiveness of the video series, suggesting it will likely only be watched by conservative whites and those who already support Trump. However, supporters argue that Biden's controversial remarks and the Republican lawmakers' actions prove that the choice for Black voters in the 2024 election is clear. 🗳️👥

Right-Wing Racists Slammed with $1.25M Fine for Intimidating Black Voters with Robocalls

Two right-wing conspiracy theorists have been fined over $1 million for orchestrating racist robocalls aimed at intimidating black voters in the 2020 US election. 👥💰 Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl were found liable for targeting black voters and transmitting false and threatening messages to discourage voting. The robocalls preyed upon stereotypical fears and falsely claimed that voting by mail would lead to personal information being used by law enforcement and credit card companies. 📞🗳 Over 5,500 New Yorkers were contacted by these robocalls, and one individual even withdrew their voter registration due to the severe anxiety and distress caused. The fines were imposed by the State Attorney General Letitia James, who stated that the right to vote belongs to everyone and that her office will always defend that right. 👩‍⚖️🗽 This ruling could help deter similar actions in future elections. This is just one example of James holding racist and corrupt individuals accountable, as she has previously secured a landmark ruling against former President Donald Trump and won a lawsuit against the National Rifle Association and its senior leaders. 💪✅

Electoral Redistricting Battles Heat Up as Democrats Aim to Maintain Control

A federal judicial panel has approved new electoral districts in Michigan, marking a shift in power to the Democratic Party after the 2022 elections. 🎉 The districts were drawn up by an independent commission, which was established in 2018 to take the process away from incumbent politicians. However, African American voters filed a lawsuit claiming that the new map diluted their voting power, and a federal court upheld their claims, ordering a redrawing of districts. The new districts are scheduled to be in place for the upcoming November state legislative elections in Michigan. Meanwhile, the Wisconsin Supreme Court recently rejected a lawsuit filed by Democratic voters to redraw congressional districts, maintaining a configuration that favors Republican politicians. 😬 These redistricting battles and other issues, such as dissatisfaction with President Biden's handling of the situation in Palestine and economic concerns, could impact voter participation in the 2024 elections. 🗳️

Republicans Make Bold Moves to Court Black Voters for Trump in Milwaukee's Political Battle

In an effort to appeal to Black voters, Republicans in Milwaukee, Wisconsin are making a strategic push to court traditionally Democratic strongholds. The party recognizes a decline in enthusiasm for President Joe Biden among certain demographics, including Black voters, and sees an opportunity to make inroads. However, their efforts are met with skepticism and challenges as they strive to show a genuine commitment to the Black community beyond election rhetoric. 🌟

Some highlights from the article include:

• Republicans are hosting events and discussions with local Black business owners and church leaders to address community concerns. 💬🏢🤝
• The Republican National Committee's decision to abandon plans for community centers aimed at mobilizing Black voters has sowed confusion and highlighted the party's dedication. 🚫❓💪
• The Republican strategy involves outreach and engagement through the Bronzeville community engagement center and hiring neighborhood canvassers. 🏬📞🤝
• Skepticism remains among some residents who question the party's motives and track record in addressing the needs of the Black community. ❓😕
• Democrats are also intensifying their outreach efforts to retain Black voter loyalty. 🌟🎯
• The upcoming primary in Wisconsin will serve as a test for both parties' outreach endeavors and provide valuable insights into the effectiveness of their strategies. ⏳🗳️🔎

Black Women Rise: The Changing Face of the GOP

A new generation of Black women is seeking to bring change and diversity to the GOP as the party looks to broaden its appeal with constituencies that have long shunned it. 🌟 Black women have increasingly made inroads in the Republican Party in recent years, signaling a possible shift in the makeup of a party grappling with weaknesses among female voters and voters of color. According to a recent Gallup survey, Democrats’ lead over Republicans in Black Americans’ party preferences has dropped by almost 20 points over the last three years. 📊 Meanwhile, the party has struggled with female voters, especially in the wake of the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Black female Republicans see an opportunity to reshape those perceptions of the party and help it appeal to both voters of color and women voters, two groups that will be pivotal in November. 💪

✨ Black women have increasingly made inroads in the Republican Party
💃 Democrats' lead among Black Americans has dropped by almost 20 points in the past three years
🌟 Black female Republicans see an opportunity to reshape the party's image
🌈 The GOP needs to undergo structural change to support diversity
🎯 Challenges for the GOP include accusations of "anti-Black" rhetoric and policy
💪 Black women see an opportunity to reclaim the Republican Party