In honoring the life and legacy of Rep. John Lewis and the 60th anniversary of Bloody Sunday, we take a look at who's next up.
"The Black Ballot: 2024 Election One Week Later" explores voter turnout, Trump’s return, Black leadership, and how communities are impacted.
Discover the powerful legacy of Howard University's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Forensics Society, a cornerstone of Black excellence that empowers students to lead and advocate for social justice through the art of debate.
Wesley Bell’s victory brings new energy to Missouri’s 1st District, focused on justice reform, economic opportunity, and addressing community challenges.
Democrat Colin Allred fell short in his historic bid to unseat incumbent Republican Senator Ted Cruz in their U.S. Senate race in Texas.
Urban One's founder reflectsed on her legacy, leadership and journey as Howard University student journalists document Election Night.
Angela Alsobrooks made history as Maryland’s first Black woman elected to the U.S. Senate by defeating Republican Larry Hogan.
The Congresswoman won her election to become the fourth-ever Black woman elected to the U.S. Senate and the first ever Black Senator from the state of Delaware.
Democrat Josh Stein won the gubernatorial race by a landslide.
Episode 19 of 'The Black Ballot' explores COVID-19’s impact, the rise of social media activism, and the spread of conspiracy theories that challenged American democracy.
Episode 17 of 'The Black Ballot' explores Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign, focusing on his outsider status, his debates with Hillary Clinton, and his unconventional path to victory.
Episode 16 of The Black Ballot explores the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement, emphasizing how Trayvon Martin's case and Twitter shaped modern activism and political discourse.