In the wake of Trump's election, we can't ignore the impact of voter suppression and the number of White women voters who supported Trump.
If elected president, will Hillary Clinton face an anti-woman backlash similar to the racist backlash Pres. Obama faced?
The US Labor Department found weekly earnings rose by nearly ten percent for full-time Black workers in the third quarter of this year--the fastest rate of growth since 2000.
When I first interviewed then-candidate Barack Obama on his campaign plane in 2008, he talked passionately about fatherhood, uplifting Black men, and the importance of men of color taking responsibility for parenting their children. Two terms in the White House and eight years later, President Obama is still talking eloquently about empowering Black men in […]
President Obama offered a game plan for Donald Trump and his surrogates on Tuesday afternoon.
Black Women "are the most powerful voters in the electorate," said Carmen Berkley from the AFL-CIO. "We have to be willing to throw our weight in and make sure we get the candidates that we need."
Roland Martin, host of NewsOne Now, recently sat down with Belafonte and criminal justice activist Carmen Perez for an exclusive interview to discuss Belafonte's upcoming music and arts festival, Many Rivers to Cross.
Add Colin Kaepernick in the percentage of people who do not trust either presidential candidate this election season. According to the New York Times, the San Francisco 49ers quarterback says both Hilary Clinton and Donald Trump are “trying to debate who is less racist.” “To me, it was embarrassing to watch that these are our two […]
President Barack Obama again defended Colin Kaepernick's right to protest during CNN's presidential town on Wednesday night.
Roland Martin and the NewsOne Now panel discussed Donald Trump's apparent double down on birtherism during last night's presidential debate
After Pres. Obama's final address as President of the United States to the Congressional Black Caucus, Roland Martin and NewsOne Now got immediate reactions from many of the lawmakers who gathered in Washington, D.C. for the CBC's annual event.
After Pres. Obama's final address as President of the United States to the Congressional Black Caucus, Roland Martin and NewsOne Now got immediate reactions from many of the lawmakers who gathered in Washington, D.C. for the CBC's annual event.
