Massachusetts Rep. Ayanna Pressley's rebuttal to the State of the Union address will make her the third Black woman in two years to respond to in an official political capacity.
The group of Black supporters seated prominently -- and strategically -- behind Mayor Pete as he delivered his victory speech at the Iowa Caucuses was seen as fishy to some reporters.
Folks have concerns around Mayor Muriel Bowser's endorsement.
Joe Biden said that Kamala Harris is “qualified to be president" and that he would "consider her for anything that she would be interested in,” like being his vice-presidential running mate if he wins the Democratic nomination.
Deval Patrick blasted the process that has left the field of Democratic presidential candidates on the verge of having no racial diversity at all.
Reggie Love, Barack Obama’s former personal aide, doubled down on who his preferred candidate is for president. Spoiler alert: It's not Joe Biden.
Cory Booker has ended his bid for the Democratic nomination to be president.
Kamala Harris may have suspended her presidential campaign early last month, but so many elements of her candidacy have remained thriving, thanks in no small part to the Democrats who are still running for president.
The Center for Urban and Racial Equity released its 2020 Racial Justice Presidential Scorecard, a "first of its kind" that analyzes presidential candidates' policy proposals through a racial equity lens.
Revising history (read: lying) is nothing new for presidential candidates, but Michael Bloomberg may have reached a new low when he lied about criticism of his racist "stop and frisk" police policy.
Kamala Harris, the senator from California, will reportedly withdraw her candidacy seeming the Democratic nomination to be president.
The week spent in Atlanta only served to crystallize where each candidate falls within the party and how those placements reflect attitudes about Black voters, especially among the frontrunners.
