Tag: Trust

For Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, Black history isn't just a lesson—it's the playbook for saving American democracy. In the debut episode of The Root's "What's Popular?" El-Sayed tells publisher Ashley Allison that expanding democracy requires channeling the same spirit of Black organizers who fought to broaden America's promise for everyone. Reflecting on his own roots, the public health advocate highlights how Civil Rights activism directly paved the way for immigrants like his father, urging voters to choose a big-hearted vision of the country over small-minded division.

Lil Duval's take on the Epstein files sparked debate, resonating with those seeking answers and feeling overlooked by powerful systems. His plainspoken critique questioned the public's energy, suggesting suspicion outweighs expectation of justice. This taps into a broader frustration with accountability gaps and highlights a craving for transparency and safety, particularly within Black and Brown communities.

Da Brat & Judy, a platinum rapper and business mogul, share their journey in a new book. Their lived experience, transparency about hardships, and public commitment as an LGBTQ+ couple lend credibility to their relationship advice.