Biden made Black history -- and American history -- by making Harris the first African American woman to be nominated for the prestigious political post.
Calls for Joe Biden to select a Black woman to be his vice-presidential running mate were being amplified as the presumptive Democratic nominee's self-imposed deadline to make his announcement was rapidly approaching.
Joe Biden's presidential campaign has begun to roll out its a new massive advertising blitz worth more than a quarter of a billion dollars, with the first commercial targeting Black voters. Watch it here.
The poll comes amid nationwide protests against racism and indications that more white people care about racial injustice than seemingly ever before.
A suspected white supremacist who is also the mayor of a Virginia town was urged to quit over his alleged racist Facebook post comparing Biden's vice president hopefuls to "Aunt Jemima."
California Rep. Karen Bass, California Sen. Kamala Harris and former National Security Adviser Susan Rice seem to have become the unofficial finalists in the "veepstakes," so detractors are looking for dirt on them ... to no avail.
Calls have grown louder for Joe Biden to make sure he selects a Black as his vice-presidential running mate, something he has repeatedly failed to commit to.
The Democratic presidential candidate pitches his ideas for addressing systematic racism.
The presidential candidate ridicules his opponent over recent statements.
Republicans were patting themselves on their backs for quickly taking advantage of Joe Biden's "you ain't Black" comment to Charlamagne Tha God.
