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First Democratic Debate of 2020 Race Features Almost No Questions on the Black Agenda
The first presidential debate of the 2020 race for the White House on Wednesday featured five moderators, 10 candidates, two…
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MLK-Themed Study Reveals States with the Most Racial Progress
With Martin Luther King Jr. Day around the corner and 58 percent of Americans saying increased diversity makes the United…
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CBCF Staff, Interns Monitor Midterm Elections
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation staffers, along with interns and fellows, volunteered all day Tuesday at the Ronald Walters Election Day…
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Millennials Breaking from Organized Religion
African-American millennials, arguably among the most educated and credentialed in their families, are more spiritually grounded than their counterparts of…
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Obama Greatest President of Our Lifetime: Poll
Former President Barack Obama has topped the list of a new poll that asked Americans who's the greatest president of…
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By the Numbers
According to a 2016 Pew Social Trends study, nearly half — 45 percent — of adults ages 75 and older…
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Republican Party Dying Due to Lack of Diversity: Pew Report
As the demographics of America continue changing, so does the face of the Democratic Party. Meanwhile, Republicans are continuing on…
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Interracial Marriage Becoming the Norm in U.S.: Report
Interracial marriage is on the rise, making more than a fivefold increase since 1967, when only 3 percent of newlyweds…
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Why Courting White Voters Will Not Save the Democratic Party
A key factor that contributed to the Democratic Party's loss in the presidential election was its failure to engage minority…
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Immigration ‘Most Important Component’ in Growth of Eligible Workers: Study
Immigration will play a significant role in the growth of the United States workforce, a Pew Research Center report reveals.
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