Solomon Jones

Now that the battle is over, it is time to divide the spoils, and Black people are rightly at the front of the line.

Donald Trump is blaming his loss on Black workers — the same people who risked their very lives to count votes in the middle of a pandemic.

If we are going to save the next Walter Wallace Jr., we must first acknowledge that reality.

Kamala Harris can’t be symbolic like Obama. She must be substantive, and she must be able to answer the tough questions so many of us have.

"I don’t elect saviors," the Georgia politician told me on Monday.

When Trump appears on Fox News and tells the world that the cop who shot Blake in the back is like a golfer who choked on a shot, it’s like red meat to his right-wing followers.

Putting Black and brown faces up front while repeatedly uttering the phrase “racial justice” does not stop discrimination in lending, employment, education, or criminal justice.

In the first half of 2020, gun purchases by African Americans increased by 58%, including my own.

Even after all John Lewis gave, racism is still killing Black people today.

One need only look to Trump’s decision to target NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace, the only African American driver participating in the largely white, largely Southern sport.