What does strong Black masculinity look like in 2026—and why does it matter to our families and communities?
On this episode of People Before Politics: Sunday Rundown, Damon K. Jones, AJ Woodson, and Les Kinsey have a candid conversation about masculinity and femininity, Barack Obama’s comments about women in leadership, the role of fathers and male leadership, why fewer men may feel connected to the church, and what it means for Black men to provide protection, accountability, and presence in their communities.
The conversation also turns to Mount Vernon and the unanswered questions surrounding the institutional response to a mother and child who sought help. The challenge to Black men is simple: you don’t always have to grab the microphone—but you do have to show up.
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