Vice President Kamala Harris’ loss represents a chronic betrayal for many Black women whose hearts have been injured by the election results.
The AAPF virtual conversation, “Under the Blacklight: Views from the 92% Black Women Reflect on the 2024 Election and the Road Ahead,” takes place Tuesday night.
The Kamala Harris effect: In 13 key states, Black women's voter registration rate rose more than 175% compared to the same period in 2020, data shows.
Vice President Kamala Harris rallied Black women voters during a rousing address to Sigma Gamma Rho sorority members in Houston. Read the full speech here.
Before expecting Black people to shoulder the burden of enacting change, they must be safe, resourced and have their needs heard and met.
Reproductive rights, gun violence and climate change are other important issues, a poll found.
Even today, the 19th Amendment doesn’t secure all women of color’s voting rights.
Abrams had a front row seat as she conducted roll call for 16 electors to cast their votes for President-elect Joe Biden.
A new poll by Higher Heights explores the issues and blind spots perpetuated by the public that Black women routinely face, while also highlighting the issues and topics relevant to Black women voters.
Black women invested in this election with the promise that their votes would produce action towards legislation eradicating blocked accessways to wellness without the threat of patriarchy and misogynoir, bridled under the umbrella of white supremacy.
Eva Longoria is under fire for saying Latinas, not Black women, are the voters who should be recognized the most for helping Joe Biden and Kamala Harris get elected.
The glaring absence of Black women at the first of two Democratic presidential debates was impossible to ignore.
