Black Voters Made History By Beating Whites to Polls Last November
by Brentin Mock on April 29 2013, 11:11AM
African Americans turned out to vote at a higher rate than white voters last November
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Black People Voted on Election Day, Too, By the Way
by Dom Apollon on November 20 2012, 10:44AM
An NAACP poll points to interesting trends: widespread support for marriage equality and the DREAM Act; shaky support for Democrats beyond Barack Obama.
Topics: Election Returns, /NOW Blog, Politics
Polls: Blacks and Latinos a Big Part of Upcoming Gay Marriage Revolution
by Jorge Rivas on November 13 2012, 11:20AM
If you look at last Tuesday’s exit polls alongside other recent studies you’ll find that as more African Americans and Latinos become registered voters the more likely it is for more same-sex marriage victories.
Topics: Gender & Sexuality, /NOW Blog, Politics
by Jorge Rivas on September 27 2012, 3:37PM
It was at a 2008 Martin Luther King Day parade in Jacksonville, Florida that Mitt Romney made the ill-considered decision to chant the lyrics to the Baha Men’s song.
Obama Leads Romney Among Black Voters 94-0% (Yeah, as in Zero Percent)
by Jorge Rivas on August 22 2012, 1:22PM
Wondering how Mitt Romney is doing with black voters? Not good.
General Motors and Walgreens Leave ALEC, 30 Firms Have Left
by Jorge Rivas on July 26 2012, 2:23PM
Walgreens and General Motors are the 29th and 30th corporations to announce that they have dropped ALEC.
Obama Re-election Campaign Hires Black Voter Outreach Director
by Jorge Rivas on January 19 2012, 4:07PM
The Obama re-election campaign hired Stefanie Brown to be the African-American Vote Director for the campaign’s Operation Vote outreach effort.
Wisconsin Set to Pass Country’s Most Restrictive Voter ID Law
by Jamilah King on May 24 2011, 9:31AM
As more bills sweep across the country, concern is growing over the GOP’s push to fix a problem that, statistically, just doesn’t exist.
Topics: Politics
Yup, the Tea Party’s Racist, Study Finds (But It’s Not Alone)
by Seth Freed Wessler on October 26 2010, 10:54AM
Implicitly white supremacist politics are more ubiquitous now than they’ve been in a generation.
Topics: 2010 Elections
Southern Dems Hope Black Voters Can Save Them
by Jamilah King on October 18 2010, 10:50AM
But does the president’s party deserve the support?
Topics: 2010 Elections
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