PITTSBURGH — Former president Barack Obama on Thursday made a direct, impassioned plea to Black men to support Vice President ...

Trump responded in a post on social media, saying, “Obama admits a total lack of enthusiasm for Kamala, especially with Black men.” In his recorded remarks, Obama claimed that Harris, who has ...

Obama’s pitch to Black men to support Kamala because “grew up like us” is comical. She didn’t grow up like us and neither did Obama. — TheAngrySociologist (@SankofaBrown) October 11, 2024 ...

The next time Obama wants to speak to Black men “directly,” I hope he will have something better to say, writes Eric Foster in his column today. Skip to Article. Set weather.

Obama, dubbed as “the scolder-in-chief” by a Washington Post contributor, is now complaining about what he perceives as a lack of energy from Black men for Kamala Harris. In his eyes, Black ...

Former President Barack Obama ignited a firestorm of debate about Black men and manhood. Speaking to Black men in Pittsburgh on Thursday, October 10, Obama warned about the attitude of “sitting ...

Former President Obama will join a virtual roundtable discussion with Win With Black Men on Sunday evening in a final push to mobilize Black men to back Vice President Harris ahead of Nov. 5. The ...

Obama's comments belie that Black men still overwhelmingly back Harris. But her campaign and allies have worked hard trying to shore up support with this critical group of voters — and ...

When James Hill considers the weight of his singular vote on Nov. 5, he can’t help but think of his grandmother. Hill, 30, of Pittsburgh’s North Side said his grandmother grew up in the rural ...

Obama’s call for Black men to rally behind Harris is not merely a suggestion; it is a necessary plea for solidarity and empowerment. As we approach this critical election, ...

Still, some welcomed Obama’s remarks as a rare willingness to call out longstanding issues of sexism among Black men in their communities, even if the delivery may have been botched.

Obama admonishes Black men for hesitancy in supporting Harris. Former president suggests some in the Black community are uncomfortable voting for a woman and are coming up with excuses.