Dear White People, DEI Is Dead; Whom Will You Blame Next When You Fail?
Who will be the next villain?
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What Bitcoin Can Do for My Black And Brown Bros
Like the tontines in my childhood, crypto can help minorities to overcome financial and wealth discrimination
How My Bros Feel About Joe Biden Pardoning His Son
The president pardoned Hunter Biden a few weeks before his departure from the White House
Why My Black Bros Won't Apologize for Voting for Donald Trump
Since the defeat of the Vice President by Donald Trump, minorities, in particular male voters, have been at the center of criticism from progressives
Crying Liberals Don’t Get My Black Bros
Trump’s landslide victory underlines the existence of two different Americas: The America of the Top and the America of the Bottom, my bros say
My Bros Talk Candidly About Trump's Deportation Plan
They're fearful because they know this isn't a drill
My Black Barbershop Is Convinced Trump Will Lead Them to the Money
They think Trump has empathy for their plight
How Joe Biden Fumbled Elon Musk and Delivered Trump a Powerful Ally
The billionaire CEO of Tesla, who voted for Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton, has become the right’s lethal weapon
Trump, Masculinity And The Rise of The Bro Movement
How men of all races helped Donald Trump win a second presidency.
Why These Black Men Voted for Donald Trump
Most of the Black men with whom I had spoken about this election, as I traveled to the key swing states, were not surprised by Harris’ defeat
The Fear of What Happens on the 6th of November
Why these Pennsylvania residents are concerned about the aftermath of the election in their state
How the Man Behind Abandon Harris Plans to Carry Trump to Victory
Dr. Hassan Abdel Salam wants to punish Harris for the U.S.'s support of Israel so he's asking Muslims in swing states to vote for independents or not at all
The TV Ad That's Turning My Bros Against Kamala Harris
The ad in question have left some Black men feeling last in terms of priority but their interpretation of the spot needs context
Examining Public Sentiment Toward Harris and Trump on Social Network, Spill
On Spill, the new inclusive social media targeting Blacks and minorities, the two candidates arouse passions, but with less invective, insults or abuse
Why Black Men Still Feel Devalued in This Presidential Race
Could the disenchantment of some young Black men be largely due to a certain feminism that puts men down
Why These Barbers Are Reluctantly Supporting Kamala Harris
They don't think their lives will change when she occupies the most powerful seat on the planet. Their decision appears to be an act of convenience
How Formerly Incarcerated Black Men Can Impact Who Wins North Carolina
Finding it hard to reintegrate without judgement, these men are hoping the candidates take an interest in adjusting the criminal justice system
Why Young and Old Black Men Have Varying Perspectives on Kamala Harris
Older Black men want their younger counterparts to show up to the polls and vote for Kamala Harris on GP. Young folks are asking what's in it for them
What My North Carolina Barbershop Tour Revealed About Kamala Harris' Chances
Black men in the Tar Heel state have wants and needs. They're expecting both Democrats and Republicans to come to their table with proposals
A Black Man For Trump Has One Question For Kamala Harris
It's a macro query that she's been answering for some tome but her detractors aren't listening
Alarming Signs for Kamala Harris in North Carolina
I'm visiting four swing states. In the Tar Heel State, Black men's reservation for voting for Kamala are rooted in misinformation and misogyny
What Black Men in Philadelphia Need From Kamala Harris
The VP spoke to NABJ members and selected HBCU attendees. Here's why men in the room felt it was a missed opportunity
Why My Barbershop Is Undecided Between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris
The first is promising to bring back economic prosperity, while the second ushers a new normal to which they aspire. My shop is torn.
Redefining Manhood for My Son
He isn’t sure about his place as a young man in society. He is not alone
How My Bros at the Barbershop Feel about Kamala Harris
Predictions say this presidential race will be close. Less than 100 days out here's how Black men at my shop answered my questions about the VP
Why Pronouns and the World's Problems Are Important to My Gen-Z Son
At 19, he wants to improve the planet, stat, and Gen Xers and Millenials aren't moving fast enough for him.