Black women were the group of voters who most strongly rejected Trump in the 24 election. Though Trump won’t be on the ballot, their experience in his second term could galvanize and reengage these Black women to show up at the polls in even greater numbers, in the midterms and beyond. @19thnews.org
For Black women hit by anti-DEI backlash, this election is personalThe career Kecia Ellick spent decades building was upended by political backlash. She sees voting for Keisha Lance Bottoms as a way to assert — and reclaim — her power.19thnews.org