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...