Tim Scott Talks Election Rigging, Mark Robinson Loses His Black-MAGA Mind, D.L. Hughley Calls Out Folks Who Says Biden Should Drop Out

Both Democrats and Republicans are holding their breath, patiently waiting for GOP nominee Donald Trump to reveal who he wants to be his running mate come November. - Phenix S Halley Read More

Many are calling Mark Robinson’s remarks at a southeast North Carolina church last month “incendiary” and “bizarre” after a 30-minute speech where he endorsed violence, saying “some folks need killing.” - Phenix S Halley Read More

D.L. Hughley, known for a career of sharing divisive stances, is at it once again with a sharp tone regarding a high-stakes issue: folks who are adamant about President Joe Biden dropping out of the upcoming presidential race. - Candace McDuffie Read More

The Biden campaign has been scrambling for weeks to convince the American people that he is the right choice to run against former President Trump, and the most important co-sign is that of House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries. As time continues, it doesn’t seem like the president has the support he needs from his own party, but Jeffries’ stamp of approval could be the one thing that changes the tide of the election. - Phenix S Halley Read More

In efforts to save face after his “bad debate” against former President Trump, Joe Biden is speaking to the media more than usual. Recently, his interview at a Philadelphia radio station led to a Black radio host losing her job. - Phenix S Halley Read More

Peter Welch of Vermont became the first Senate Democrat publicly call for Biden to end his campaign following the President’s shakey debate performance against Trump last month. Since then, this plea has only intensified. - Candace McDuffie Read More

It’s no secret that at The Root ...we’ve made it our responsibility to call out Former President Donald Trump for his racially-insensitive remarks and often divisive politics. We speak directly to our viewers but recently gave South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott the opportunity to be open and honest with those in the Black community who might not trust him. - Phenix S Halley Read More

From Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five’s “The Message” to Public Enemy’s “Fight The Power,” hip hop has always been a powerful platform for young people of color to express themselves and speak out against the injustice around them. - Angela Johnson Read More