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The Democrats are Ready to Win With Frontrunner Kamala Harris

The Democrats have changed the candidate for the nomination of the president in 2024, and it is a woman of color who will take over the campaign. “People in your life will tell you, though; it’s not your time. It’s not your turn. Nobody like you has done it before. Don’t you ever listen to that, I like to say, I eat no for breakfast,”says Democrat nominee Kamala Harris.

Vice President Kamala Harris (Official White House Photo)

Rent Relief: A Winning Policy Issue for the Harris Campaign

Renters account for approximately 34% of the U.S. population, with 44 million housing units in the U.S. currently being rented. Talking directly to this constituency is a winning formula. The Department of Labor recently released new Consumer Price Index data. It showed that while inflation has cooled down in many areas of the economy, rent prices continue their upward ascent across the country, with the annual increase now exceeding 5 percent.

Former Congressman Edolphus "Ed" Towns Jr.

Lessons from Hurricane Beryl

WASHINGTON, DC – Everyone’s heart should cry out for the people of Union Island, Carriacou, St. Vincent, Grenada, parts of Jamaica, St. Lucia, and the fisherfolk of Barbados, all of whom suffered greatly under Hurricane Beryl’s severe blow. On Union Island and Carriacou, the destruction was particularly vicious, leaving residents lost and helpless, with their homes and livelihoods destroyed.

With Gratitude to Biden, It's Time to Rally Around Kamala Harris

I sincerely believe Joe Biden is a decent, caring human being who has been an outstanding President. However, I am also convinced that it is time to express our gratitude to Biden for his exemplary service and respectfully ask him to step aside. It’s time to rally around Vice-President Kamala Harris to lead the Democratic Party and this nation to victory over Donald Trump and the MAGA Movement.

Men at Fault

It was one of Murphy’s Laws that said, ‘If something can go wrong, it will.’ Well, it’s the women’s law that says, if something goes wrong, it’s the man’s fault. Oh yes, mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. Loosely translated from Latin, ‘It’s my fault, it’s totally my fault.”

Black Americans Are Embracing a New Era of Financial Inclusion

In a country where wealth disparities persist, financial inclusion is still the road that leads to equity. Black Americans have historically faced barriers to wealth generation and investment opportunities. Today, the tide is turning, and technology is paving the road to education, access, and empowerment.

U.S. Rep. Jonathan Jackson
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