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BLACKVOTER.ORG #55
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Rapper and actor Ice Cube recently spoke about the decision of celebrities and rappers to embrace former President Donald Trump. He believes that voting for Trump or Biden will ultimately be a personal decision for most Americans.
While he acknowledges that some entertainers may have influence, he states that people will make their own decisions regardless of what celebrities say. Ice Cube, who has been on a tour in Canada and focused on his BIG3 professional basketball league, admitted that he has been largely out of the loop regarding Trump's momentum.
However, he did mention that other rappers such as 50 Cent, Lil Wayne, and Snoop Dogg have made positive remarks about Trump. Ice Cube's appearance on FOX Business occurred after BIG3 achieved a major milestone with a $10 million deal for its first franchise sale.
The president of the league, Jeff Kwatinetz, also weighed in, saying that neither party really speaks for minorities and that people care about the economy and immigration. Ice Cube emphasized the importance of small businesses and the impact they have on the American lifestyle.
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In this engaging article, the author highlights the paradox of the Democratic Party's support for abortion and its appeal to black voters. Despite the fact that 90% of black voters support the party, the Democrats' strong stance on abortion contradicts the values of many black voters, especially those who are Christian.
The author questions why black voters would fight for a party that promotes the death of babies from their community. The article points out that influential black civil rights organizations, including the NAACP and National Urban League, support abortion.
The author argues that black leaders are quick to oppose anything that can be framed as aiding "white supremacy," leading to their support for abortion. The article concludes by advocating for the promotion of marriage and a pro-life culture as an alternative solution to abortion.
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According to a recent New York Times poll, former President Donald Trump continues to dominate in key swing states, with a strong lead in five out of six states. Trump's lead in four of these states is outside the margin of error.
The poll also found that Trump has made historic inroads with Hispanic, black, and young voters. The data from this poll is similar to swing state polling conducted in November, indicating that Trump's position has remained stable.
Despite recent developments such as the cost of living, immigration issues, and Israel's war in Gaza, the surveys show that these factors have not helped President Biden or hurt Trump. Interestingly, Trump and Biden are essentially tied among Hispanic and young voters, groups that gave Biden more than 60% of their vote in the 2020 election.
Additionally, Trump is winning over more than 20% of Black voters, which would be the highest level of Black support for any Republican presidential candidate since 1964.
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This article discusses the issue of mainstream media's portrayal of black neighborhoods. The author, Natalie Hopkinson, shares her own experience as a journalist and highlights the negative impacts of media's "white gaze" on black communities.
She criticizes the tendency of journalists to focus on stereotypes and exaggerate crime narratives, which she refers to as "trauma porn." Hopkinson argues that this type of reporting oversimplifies and misrepresents black neighborhoods, ignoring their complexity and cultural vitality.
She also points out the consequences of this skewed portrayal on local politics and democracy. Hopkinson concludes by calling for a shift in media's approach to reporting on black neighborhoods and emphasizes the importance of recognizing their historical structures and assets.
In an exciting breakthrough, scientists have successfully used gene editing technology to restore the sight of blind mice. Using a technique called CRISPR-Cas9, the researchers were able to correct a genetic mutation that causes blindness, allowing the mice to regain their vision.
This groundbreaking study offers hope for the millions of people worldwide suffering from hereditary blindness. The potential applications of this technology are immense, promising not only potential treatments for other genetic eye diseases but also the potential to cure a wide range of genetic disorders.
This research brings us one step closer to finding effective treatments for people with genetic diseases and it highlights the power of gene editing technology in transforming lives. The implications are truly awe-inspiring, as this breakthrough has the potential to change the lives of countless individuals affected by genetic conditions.
With further research and development, gene editing technology could revolutionize medicine and open up new possibilities for treating and preventing genetic diseases in the future.
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Recent polling shows that President Joe Biden is losing support from Black voters, a trend that is surprising and concerning to Democrats. The Democratic Party seems to have a dated view of African American voters, assuming that they are all trapped in poverty and ignorance due to systemic racism.
However, this view does not align with the reality that a significant percentage of Black Americans belong to the middle class and have concerns about the economy, jobs, and crime in their communities. Many even have fond memories of the Trump years when inflation was low, unemployment was low, and income inequality was narrowing.
A New York Times/Siena poll found that 76% of Black voters rated the economy as "fair" or "poor," indicating their dissatisfaction with Biden's handling of the economy. This dissatisfaction could lead to a shift in support among Black voters, with some considering switching their support to the GOP nominee.
Democrats should not take the African American vote for granted and should listen to the concerns and needs of this important demographic.
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The Democratic primary race in Maryland's third congressional district is shaping up to be a showdown between star power and experience. Harry Dunn, a former Capitol Police officer who gained national attention for his emotional testimony about the January 6th riots, has become a top political fundraiser, amassing a $4.
6 million war chest. His campaign is focused on the "save democracy" movement and campaign finance reform.
However, he faces tough competition from state senator Sarah Elfreth, who has raised $1.5 million for her campaign and received an additional $4.
4 million in support from outside groups, primarily the United Democracy Project. Both candidates have pledged to prioritize campaign finance reform if elected.
The primary will be closely watched as an indication of where concerns about January 6th and its aftermath stand among voters on the left.
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President Biden's recent remarks on the Israel-Gaza conflict have left many scratching their heads. In what can only be described as a display of incoherence, Biden seems to be flip-flopping on his stance regarding Israel.
While he initially expressed support for Israel's right to defend itself against Hamas rocket attacks, he then seemed to suggest that a ceasefire was necessary. This back-and-forth has only served to confuse both allies and adversaries alike.
Furthermore, Biden's failure to condemn Hamas for its indiscriminate rocket attacks raises questions about his commitment to the security and well-being of our strongest Middle East ally. It is disappointing to see the leader of the free world equivocating and sending mixed signals to a region in desperate need of stability.
The lack of a clear, consistent message from the president only further exacerbates the already dire situation in the Middle East. It is essential that Biden takes a firm stance, demonstrating unwavering support for Israel's right to defend itself, while also calling out the terrorist actions of Hamas.
The world is watching, and it is time for a coherent and strong response from the White House.
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Candidates in a heated House race in West Virginia are facing voters on primary day. The race is gaining national attention as two candidates battle it out to win over conservative voters in the state's deep-red 2nd Congressional District.
Air Force veteran Chris "Mookie" Walker, a Black Republican, aims to make history by potentially becoming the first Black man from the state elected to Congress. On the other hand, West Virginia state Treasurer Riley Moore, whose family has a political legacy, is looking to continue that legacy.
The candidates have engaged in mudslinging during the campaign, with Walker criticizing Moore for his ties to Washington, D.C.
, and Moore accusing Walker of lying about his service in the Air Force. The winner of the Republican primary will be the heavy favorite to win the general election in November.
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