Sam Fulwood III
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Black male voters are tired of being taken for granted
The outsized support for Trump among young Black men — relative to the larger Black community — is a curious political paradox. → Read More
Support for unions is high in 2019, but membership is still on the decline
The highest approval for unions in a decade, but the picture for labor is not a completely rosy one. → Read More
The candidate wanted her town to stay ‘as white as possible.’ Now she’s out of the race.
Jean Cramer dropped out of Marysville, Michigan city council race after embarrassing her town and herself by saying foreigners should stay away → Read More
How to turn the tables on a scam phone caller
Phone users report millions of dollars in losses each year. → Read More
Michigan council candidate wants to keep her town ‘as white as possible’
Jean Cramer told a town hall that she would campaign to keep foreign-born residents from making Marysville, Michigan, their home → Read More
Creator of New York Times slavery project not surprised by conservative meltdown
Nikole Hannah-Jones made a case for putting enslaved Africans at the center of America's origins story. A lot of white conservatives threw a fit. → Read More
Finally: New York City cop fired for illegal chokehold death of Eric Garner
Police commissioner said trial evidence was too compelling to allow Daniel Pantaleo to serve as an NYPD officer any longer. → Read More
It’s not just cities, President Trump. There’s economic hardship in rural America, too.
The president has been quick to condemn urban America's problems. But he has ignored similar issues that afflict his supporters in rural communities. → Read More
Virginia: birthplace of U.S. democracy and African-American enslavement
As the Commonwealth celebrates the 400th anniversary of representative government, the full story must acknowledge the lingering stain of slavery. → Read More
As Democrats debate in Detroit, Garland Gilchrist offers campaign advice
Michigan's lieutenant governor is eager to show off "the good, the bad and the ugly" of his state to help Democrats win in 2020 → Read More
Michigan’s lieutenant governor offers campaign advice as Democrats debate in Detroit
Garlin Gilchrist is eager to show off "the good, the bad and the ugly" of his state to help Democrats win in 2020 → Read More
Michigan’s lieutenant governor offers campaign advice as Democrats debate in Detroit
Garlin Gilchrist is eager to show off "the good, the bad and the ugly" of his state to help Democrats win in 2020 → Read More
Neither party got what it wanted from Mueller’s testimony
In his clearest statement, Mueller contradicted the president, saying Trump "was not exculpated" in his report → Read More
Biden’s in a fight for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination — against himself
The former vice president unveiled his criminal justice plan, haunted by a decades-old, tough-on-crime law he helped usher in. → Read More
Nadler says there’s ‘very substantial evidence’ to impeach Trump
The House Judiciary chairman says Robert Mueller's testimony this week will determine whether to proceed with charges. → Read More
As facial recognition software stokes privacy fears, some cities are imposing bans
Oakland becomes the third U.S. city to ban the intrusive technology to its monitor residents, saying it could threaten privacy and civil liberties. → Read More
The stench of racism envelops Trump and the GOP
Our national nightmare will end when white Americans decide they can no longer tolerate Trump's racist behavior → Read More
Yes, Trump is a racist
The president's comments leave no doubt about his un-American view of diversity and multiculturalism. → Read More
Pete Buttigieg unveils a plan to fight racial discrimination
His Douglass Plan is a direct appeal to improve his flatlining support among black voters. → Read More
Pete Buttigieg envisions an expanded national service program
It would build a network of 1 million public service members by 2026, to tackle climate change and help distressed communities. → Read More