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Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images by Sidnee Michelle October 29, 2026 Students at North Carolina A&T, the nation’s largest historically Black university, walked approximately 45 minutes to reach the nearest early voting location. Students at historically Black colleges and universities in North Carolina are marching miles to cast their ballots
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott at the 2026 Black Enterprise XCEL Summit for Men (Photo Credit: Black Enterprise/Aaron Wilson) by Selena Hill October 29, 2026 Mayor Scott discussed voting, gun violence, authentic leadership, and the power of community engagement during a fireside chat at the 2026 Black Enterprise XCEL Summit for


Source: Douglas Sacha / Getty America can complain and condemn the call for the complete abolition of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), but once they start arguing that people are calling for it for no reason, they’re just showing off their dedication to ignoring reality. The violence, the human rights
Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images by Sidnee Michelle October 29, 2026 Students at North Carolina A&T, the nation’s largest historically Black university, walked approximately 45 minutes to reach the nearest early voting location. Students at historically Black colleges and universities in North Carolina are marching miles to cast their ballots
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott at the 2026 Black Enterprise XCEL Summit for Men (Photo Credit: Black Enterprise/Aaron Wilson) by Selena Hill October 29, 2026 Mayor Scott discussed voting, gun violence, authentic leadership, and the power of community engagement during a fireside chat at the 2026 Black Enterprise XCEL Summit for


Source: Douglas Sacha / Getty America can complain and condemn the call for the complete abolition of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), but once they start arguing that people are calling for it for no reason, they’re just showing off their dedication to ignoring reality. The violence, the human rights