PBP Radio Episode 411 – Black Men Push back: The Democratic Party’s Relationship With Black Men

Black Westchester presents The People Before Politics Radio Show Episode 411 with ya hosts Damon K. Jones and AJ Woodson giving you that Real Talk For The Community since 2014. In the latest episode of Black Westchester’s “People Before Politics” Radio Show, hosts Damon K. Jones and AJ Woodson delved into the complex relationship between Black men and the Democratic Party. The discussion was sparked by former President Barack Obama’s recent comments criticizing Black men for not supporting Vice President Kamala Harris based on her gender.

Key Points of Discussion: Obama’s Lecture: Obama suggested that Black men were not supporting Harris primarily because she was a woman. They argued that this oversimplification ignores legitimate policy concerns.

Policy Over Identity: Jones and Woodson emphasized the importance of substantive policy discussions over identity politics. They noted that many Black men are looking for concrete plans from Democrats to address issues affecting their communities.

Specific Concerns: The show highlighted several areas where Black men feel the Democratic Party has fallen short, including Economic opportunities, Criminal justice reform, Education, Healthcare access

Call for Honest Dialogue: Both hosts stressed the need for the Democratic Party to engage in genuine, policy-focused conversations with Black male voters, rather than relying on assumptions or guilt tactics.

Voter Agency: The discussion underscored the growing political independence of Black male voters, who are increasingly willing to withhold support from candidates who don’t address their specific concerns.

Black Westchester presents the People Before Politics Radio Show every Sunday night, 6-8 PM, simulcasting live on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube and archived on BlackWestchester.com. Giving you that Real Talk For The Community since 2014.

To support the Black Westchester and the People Before Politics Radio Show, which provides the News With The Black Point Of view and gives you the real talk for the community for free, make a donation via PayPal at www.PayPal.me/BlackWestchesterMag. In the words of Ray Charles, “One of these days, and it [might not be] long, You’re gonna look for [us], and [we’ll] be gone.” Support independent, Black-free media!

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Black Westchester presents The People Before Politics Radio Show Episode 411 with ya hosts Damon K. Jones and AJ Woodson giving you that Real Talk For The Community since 2014. In the latest episode of Black Westchester’s “People Before Politics” Radio Show, hosts Damon K. Jones and AJ Woodson delved into the complex relationship between Black men and the Democratic Party. The discussion was sparked by former President Barack Obama’s recent comments criticizing Black men for not supporting Vice President Kamala Harris based on her gender.

Key Points of Discussion: Obama’s Lecture: Obama suggested that Black men were not supporting Harris primarily because she was a woman. They argued that this oversimplification ignores legitimate policy concerns.

Policy Over Identity: Jones and Woodson emphasized the importance of substantive policy discussions over identity politics. They noted that many Black men are looking for concrete plans from Democrats to address issues affecting their communities.

Specific Concerns: The show highlighted several areas where Black men feel the Democratic Party has fallen short, including Economic opportunities, Criminal justice reform, Education, Healthcare access

Call for Honest Dialogue: Both hosts stressed the need for the Democratic Party to engage in genuine, policy-focused conversations with Black male voters, rather than relying on assumptions or guilt tactics.

Voter Agency: The discussion underscored the growing political independence of Black male voters, who are increasingly willing to withhold support from candidates who don’t address their specific concerns.

Black Westchester presents the People Before Politics Radio Show every Sunday night, 6-8 PM, simulcasting live on Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), LinkedIn, Instagram, and YouTube and archived on BlackWestchester.com. Giving you that Real Talk For The Community since 2014.

To support the Black Westchester and the People Before Politics Radio Show, which provides the News With The Black Point Of view and gives you the real talk for the community for free, make a donation via PayPal at www.PayPal.me/BlackWestchesterMag. In the words of Ray Charles, “One of these days, and it [might not be] long, You’re gonna look for [us], and [we’ll] be gone.” Support independent, Black-free media!

As always, you can follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube

Contributions and Donations can be made via PayPal.