Fact Check: Kamala Harris Didn't Refuse 'Specifically' Helping Black People
The Breakfast Club host Charlamagne tha God interviewed Kamala Harris on Tuesday in the vice president's latest media blitz weeks away from polling day. Charlamagne pressed Harris on topics including her record as a federal prosecutor, accusations that she has come across as "scripted," and her relationship with the Black community.
Harris says reparations for Black people 'has to be studied'
During an interview moderated by iHeartRadio's Charlamagne Tha God, Vice President Kamala Harris was asked about her stance on reparations for Black people. She emphasized the need for more studies on reparations and highlighted the Biden administration's efforts on racial bias in home appraisals and economic policies like down-payment assistance for first-time homebuyers.
Kamala Harris: Look At The Context Of How Trump Thinks And Talks About Black People
During an interview about the "black agenda" with Roland Martin, Vice President Kamala Harris launched this broadside against Donald Trump: KAMALA HARRIS: He cares about the kinds of people who run the businesses he runs -- big developers,
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My answer is simple: Black churches should focus on principled policies, not individual politicians—like the Civil Rights ...
Additional recordings have been released of a Michigan judge who made national headlines last month for her incendiary and ...
Van Jones, a prominent political analyst, CNN host, and civil rights advocate, has been at the forefront of social and ...
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Three young men in Mississippi were killed by the Ku Klux Klan in 1964 because they were helping to register Black men and women to vote.
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The study reveals how mortality rates among young Black people and working-age people rose during the pandemic, highlighting ...
A judge sentenced a Wellington man to 80 months in prison Wednesday for threatening Black people with a gun, using racial ...
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