Jean-Pierre breaks down why we all need to be involved in our political process and what Black women should be paying attention to for the 2020 presidential election.
Mark Burns believes that Roy Moore, who has been accused of sexually abusing teenage girls, should still run for the Alabama State Senate.
This morning MSNBC host was ready to take the actor to task for his prior comments about Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama.
The MSNBC anchor's new show debuts on May 7.
The queen of "Nerdland" recently made her first public appearance since her controversial departure from her MSNBC show
Our favorite newscaster and the Queen of #Nerdland, Melissa Harris-Perry has officially cut all ties with MSNBC after enduring racism and lack of creative control. While we cringe at the thought of the famed journalist no longer being on air, it seems as though Perry is content with her decision to walk away from her […]
Thousands took to social media thanking the anchor for her hard work and intersectional approach to the news.
Anchor and professor Melissa Harris-Perry said a white supremacist verbally attacked her in a hotel during the Iowa Caucus but her students helped save her life.
On Sunday the Apollo Theater in Harlem and WNYC partnered for a second year to present WNYC’s annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebration with “Hear Our…
MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell ripped into A St. Louis County assistant district attorney for making a huge mistake in prosecuting Darren Wilson. In her arguments, Kathy Alizadeh handed members of the Ferguson grand jury a letter referencing an outdated and overturned law. The 1979 Missouri statute stated that a cop can use deadly force on […]
NBC Legal Analyst Lisa Bloom and State Senator Maria Chappelle-Nadal appeared on MSNBC on Lawrence O’Donnell’s show last night to offer their reactions on the grand jury’s decision not to indict Darren Wilson and they both effectively dispelled any residual and silly thoughts that we don’t deal with systematic racism within our government. Basically, they […]
MSNBC is getting it all right. According to a press announcement, the cable news network will add a new woman of color to their programming schedule for a permanent position. Joy-Ann Reid is scheduled to take on the network’s 2 p.m. time slot. She will join Melissa Harris-Perry, Al Sharpton, Karen Finney, Tamron Hall, Touré […]
