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Vice President Harris convened a roundtable on marijuana reform, declaring, “Nobody should have to go to jail for smoking weed.”
Harris did what no U.S. vice president, or even president, had ever done when she visited a Planned Parenthood clinic in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area.
President Joe Biden will deliver his third and final State of the Union address of his first presidential term. Black America is listening.
The Biden-Harris campaign invited theGrio to its headquarters to learn about its operations and how it plans to win over Black voters.
As part of theGrio’s “Running Black” series, we sit down with Nick Brown, who is running to become Washington’s first Black attorney general.
Super Tuesday will determine the fate of several Black candidates hoping to come out victorious this primary season.
‘It wasn’t an accident’: Harris chooses stage before Black voters to call for Israel-Hamas ceasefire
Before delivering remarks commemorating Bloody Sunday in Selma, Harris addressed the Israel-Hamas war and called for an “immediate ceasefire.”
As part of theGrio’s “Running Black” series, Allred talks of campaign to become the first Black American from Texas elected to the Senate.
Haitian Bridge Alliance, suing the Biden administration for its treatment of migrants, is hopeful after a recent case proceeding.
In the absence of congressional action, Dem governors are on the frontlines in the battle over the teachings of race and Black history.
Former President Trump was condemned for comments he made while campaigning in South Carolina in front of a group of Black conservatives.
Members of Congress and a coalition of advocates call on Biden to use his executive powers to address a host of racial justice issues.
DA Fani Willis “did what she needed to do” while giving testimony to determine whether she should be disqualified from Trump case.
Anti-crime measures in the Secure D.C. Act being considered raise concerns about its impact on Blacks living in the District of Columbia.
Descendants and families of prominent Black civil rights leaders and historical figures convened at the White House for a historic gathering.
This Black History Month, the White House will host descendants of civil rights icons and historical figures, theGrio exclusively reports.
President Joe Biden appointed Willie L. Phillips as the first Black chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
Strategists say Black voters are likely not concerned about claims made by a special counsel and are more concerned about Biden delivering.
“The rent is too damn high!” says Marcia Fudge, secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.