Day: May 2, 2025

Black Agenda Radio: Black Agenda Radio May 2, 2025

In this week’s segment we hear about an upcoming …

Scandals and Allegations: Black Mayors Under Fire in Major U.S. Cities

Across the United States, a wave of Black mayors has taken office in major cities, promising change and representation for historically marginalized communities. However, many of these leaders—Eric Adams (NYC), Karen Bass (Los Angeles), Brandon Johnson (Chicago), Muriel Bowser (Washington, DC), London Breed (San Francisco), Tishaura Jones (St. Louis), Cavalier Johnson (Milwaukee), Brandon Scott (Baltimore), and Tiffany Henyard (Dolton, IL)—have found themselves embroiled in scandals, allegations, and controversies that have fueled public outrage and raised questions about their leadership. From corruption charges to ethical lapses, these mayors have become lightning rods for criticism, with their cities often bearing the brunt of their missteps. Eric Adams (New York City): A Mayor Indicted...

How “Coalition Building” within the Democratic Party sidelined Black Americans

Coalition building within the Democratic Party often sidelines Black Americans by prioritizing the issues of other groups—such as feminists, Latinos, LGBTQ communities, and undocumented immigrants—over the specific challenges facing Black communities, like systemic racism, economic inequality, and police violence. This dynamic forces Black voters and leaders to subordinate their priorities to maintain party unity, diluting their political power and leaving critical issues like reparations, wealth disparities, and criminal justice reform underfunded or ignored. While the Party’s broad tent strategy aims to consolidate diverse voting blocs, it frequently results in Black interests being deprioritized in policy agendas and resource allocation, as seen in the focus on immigration reform or gen...

? Morning fam, It is not our job to save the Dem Party, people of color or black women caught up in the trap of black girl magic who effed around and are now finding out. It is our job to save ourselves. Down? Inbox for details.

? Morning fam, It is not our job to save the Dem Party, people of color or black women caught up in the trap of black girl magic who effed around and are now finding out. It is our job to save ourselves. Down? Inbox for details.

Black Agenda Radio: The Congo and Trump’s Mineral Deal

The Democratic Republic of Congo and the republic…

Black Agenda Radio: National Black Radical Organizing Conference

The second National Black Radical Organizing Conf…