politics

Radio and TV personality - and frequent Twitter/X commenter Jemele Hill is getting back into the podcast game.

Linktree and Vote.org worked in collaboration with Stephen Curry, Tara Davis-Woodhall, and more for a voter registration campaign.

Washington Wizards hooper Kyle Kuzma learned the hard way that thinking out loud on X, formerly Twitter, especially about politics, can get you dragged.

WNBA players have always been at the forefront of using their platforms to bring attention to social issues and other matters off the court. That's why LeBron James' decision ahead of this year's presidential election makes all the sense.

Philly has a new mayor and though the outcome of the race was pretty much set since she won the primary, Cherelle Parker can now officially take the title.

As results came in from the midterm elections, Maryland bore witness to history as Wes Moore became its first-ever Black governor-elect.

Herschel Walker is a hot a** mess and should not be running for a senate seat.

"I’m not trying to disown Kanye because I still love him and love everything we’ve done together creatively," Legend said. "But we were never the closest of friends." - John Legend in a December 2019 interview with Vanity Fair

She's looking to get elected to a second term.

'Pose' star and activist Angelica Ross calls upon President Joe Biden and his administration to do more to protect America’s LGBT+ community.

It should surprise zero Negroes that Sunken Place Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas is married to a white woman who is tied to organizations that tried to overturn legally cast votes mostly from largely Black and Latino areas.

Recently, The Shade Room was caught up in controversy as it published a post that alleged that the Biden presidential administration had approved a $30 million dollar grant to “distribute crack pipes” as a health equity measure. The patently absurd claims got an immediate backlash from the White House, which labeled them “misleading and misinformed.”