Politics
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Stephen A. Smith Finally Addresses Backlash of Jasmine Crockett Criticism and What He Says Will Surprise You
After accusing Jasmine Crockett of using “rhetoric for the streets” against President Trump, Stephen A. Smith is backtracking… a lot.
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All the Petty, Ridiculous Trump Moves That Have Black Folks Screaming ‘I Told Y’all So!’
From cuts to federal agencies to nation-wide mass deportations, Trump was very clear about his exact plans for the country, and he’s getting the job done.
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Here’s More MAGA Leaders Loudly Opposing Trump
Some of Trump’s most loyal supporters like Roseanne Barr, Elon Musk and Joe Rogan have all called him out… big time.
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13 Times Chicago’s Mayor Put ICE And Trump In Their Place
Chicago Mayor Johnson has been coming for Trump for months, and he doesn’t seem to be letting up anytime soon.
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Obama Finally Tells Us Why He’s Been So Quiet When It Comes to Trump
In a recent interview, former President Barack Obama explained what he was doing when the rest of us wanted him to speak out against Donald Trump.
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Joy Reid Reads JD Vance for Filth After His Unsolicited Advice Strikes a Nerve Among Black Women
Joy Reid didn’t seem to appreciate JD Vance’s advice that she should be “grateful.” So, she gave him some scathing advice of her own…
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JD Vance Learns the Hilarious Consequences of Coming For Gov. Gavin Newsom
JD Vance and Gavin Newsom revved up their long-standing beef on social media with low blows and hilarious roasts.
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MLK Jr.s Daughter Responds to Viral Meme Comparing Charlie Kirk to Her Father — and Jesus Christ
Bernice King, the youngest daughter of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke out when a Florida congresswoman tried to compare Charlie Kirk to her father.
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How George Mason University’s Black President Got the Last Laugh Against Trump’s DEI War
Gregory Washington became the first Black president to George Mason University in 2020, but when Trump got into office, his title was at risk.
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A White Pittsburgh Woman Answers The One Question All Black People Want to Know…
In a book published almost 100 years ago, W.E.B. Du Bois explained how poor white people were used as pawns by white elites. What he said then is still true today.