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OPINION: The newly redrawn district maps have made a mess of political races, exposing the infighting between the differing factions
OPINION: As the recent leak from the Supreme Court shows, it is imperative we pay attention to the composition of
OPINION: Getting to this moment was difficult to watch as Republicans attempted to malign Judge Brown's record. But now we
President Joe Biden just delivered his first State of the Union to the nation (and the world). In a moment
As the midterm elections approach and President Joe Biden’s approval ratings continue to slip, I have a few words of
Late Wednesday night, the Democrats attempted to change the filibuster rule in order to allow the voting rights legislation to
Naming his brother to a key NYPD post is the latest unforced error by New York City Mayor Eric Adams
Eric Adams and his appointments… Last week I wrote that New Yorkers should fasten their seat belts because Eric Adams
Shortly after midnight at the new year’s celebrations in Times Square, Eric Adams was sworn in as the 110th mayor
I recently sat down with trumpeter and composer Terence Blanchard to discuss his latest album and the upcoming opera Fire
I recently spoke with James Cadogan, the new executive director of the National Basketball Social Justice Coalition. I wanted to know
As we reflect on the recent observance of Father’s Day, I have been reflecting on all of the men in
COVID Black is a Black health data organization that uses data, like the ones from us import data, to tell
I recently sat in on a call with the Biden administration’s COVID-19 Equity Task Force Chair Dr. Marcella Nunez-Smith and
After decades of silence, renowned Georgetown Hoyas basketball coach John Thompson decided to write his autobiography to show what went on
I recently sat down with Amber Crowder, founder of Been Down Project, mother of a five-year-old, former special education administrator,
This election, many voters are concerned about voting in person due to the fear of coronavirus, preexisting medical issues, waiting
On September 10 and 11, this historic summit, for the first time, brought together over 40 HBCUs from around the
Even though 2020 feels like a never ending inferno, we must stay focused on the upcoming election. Even though Joe
This week, theGrio‘s Christina Greer spoke with Rev. Stephen A. Green, long time civil rights activist and leader for social