"But along the way, we all saw with our own eyes the same thing: His integrity is unimpeachable," the letter read.

"We’re fixin’ to put parties aside because it ain’t about parties today," the councilwoman said. "A bullet don’t know a party."

The language might not be what Americans are used to hearing in political analysis, but the message got through loud and clear.

In an ominous development for the establishment, young black men and women in Atlanta defied the media narrative by cheering for Trump.

The Census Bureau's 2022 voter turnout survey noted a large shift in black voter turnout, according to a Washington Post analysis.

The 51st anniversary of the report that exposed the Tuskegee syphilis study reminds us of the U.S. government's dubious public-health record.

"I think you feel better about yourself when you say what needs to be said at the time it needs to be said and not afterwards."

Failure paid off big-time for some black and Hispanic New Yorkers who are part of the largest settlement in city history.

Until Barack Obama’s election in 2008, Jackson was the most successful black candidate for the U.S. presidency.

The most racially obsessed administration in history has only reversed recent progress among black Americans.