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by The Rev. Al Sharpton onMarch 22, 2013
Blogging at the Huffington Post, the Rev. Al Sharpton offers trenchant advice to the GOP, which is looking to reach out to minorities: He urges members to diversify their platform, meaning getting on the right side of civil rights, progress and history.
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by Tara Wall onNovember 3, 2012
Your Take: The latest job report shows how high the stakes are, says a Romney-campaign adviser.
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by Keli Goff onOctober 10, 2012
Why is Colin Powell popular among blacks, while Clarence Thomas isn't? And what about Stacey Dash?
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by Keli Goff onOctober 10, 2012
Why is Colin Powell popular among blacks, while Clarence Thomas isn't? And what about Stacey Dash?
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by Keli Goff onOctober 10, 2012
Why is Colin Powell popular among blacks, while Clarence Thomas isn't? And what about Stacey Dash?
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by Jenée Desmond-Harris onApril 25, 2012
The creator says "the Republican Party has been looking out for black people a whole lot."
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by Jack White onApril 19, 2012
RightWatch: Ultraconservative blacks make careers by appealing to GOP extremists.
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by David Swerdlick onFebruary 13, 2012
If so, can they get more black voters to run away, too? Black CPAC attendees weigh in.
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by David Swerdlick onJanuary 7, 2012
It means that the Republican presidential contender is afraid to really talk about race.
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by Cord Jefferson onSeptember 17, 2010
That remains to be seen, given the icy relationship between the caucus and the GOP, but some black Republican congressional candidates are certainly interested in joining.
