For generations, Black Mississippians have made up a larger share of their state’s population than Black residents of any other state, yet the people representing
Georgians go to the polls tomorrow, Tuesday, November 3, to choose their next governor. Early voting is over, and public polling shows a tight race:
With Election Day on Tuesday, November 3, a record 72 Black women are on the midterm ballot nationwide. They are running for the U.S. Senate,
In the second episode of “What’s Popular?”, The Root publisher Ashley Allison sat down over lunch at Winsome Prime in Houston with Gina Hinojosa, the
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media contact: Makenzie Morton, Outreach Coordinator | outreach@nbcit.org National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc. Releases Voter Advisory to Help Black Voters
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 13th, 2026 Contact: info@nbcit.org National Black Cultural Information Trust, Inc. Launches #BlackVoterReady Campaign for 2026 Midterm Elections Washington, DC
Makenzie Morton, Outreach Specialist at NBCI Trust, Inc. Attending the Congressional Black Caucus’s 55th Annual Legislative Conference as a young Black professional in reparative justice
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