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A Day in the Life of a Black Man Working at the White House
Gevin Reynolds served at the White House for two years, including as a speechwriter for Vice President Kamala Harris.
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Inside the White House’s Office of Gun Violence Prevention
Former White House speechwriter: “Reducing gun violence was recently identified as the most pressing political issue among Black women voters. ”
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Under Biden-Harris Admin, Black People Have Gained More Than We Know, Says White House Insider
“These accomplishments have done a great deal to lift up Black and brown people, “says former Harris speechwriter
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Biden-Harris Admin’s Historic Wins Are Fulfilling Martin Luther King’s Famous Dream, Says Insider
On the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington, the Biden-Harris White House continues to be influenced by MLK’s dream, says former WH speechwriter.
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In Order for Americans To Love Our Country in Full, They Must Acknowledge Its History in Full
Teachers must have the freedom to teach the accurate history of our nation, no matter how painful and shameful some of that history might be.
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For the First Time, One Georgia Includes All of Us
Why I, a Black man, will be voting for Stacey Abrams and her vision for our state — and why others should do the same.
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It Cost Me $64 to Vote in the Georgia Primary Elections
I am a 23-year-old Black man from Cobb County, Georgia, and it cost me $64 to vote in the Georgia primary elections. Let me explain. As a recent college graduate working out-of-state before starting law school, I have been voting by absentee ballot since 2016. Until this year, I had encountered few issues in casting…
