Judge Greg Mathis talks politics on the NAACP Image Awards Red Carpet
February 20, 2017
Judge Greg Mathis expresses his disappointment in former Senator Jeff Sessions becoming the U.S. Attorney General.
Host: Brandon I. Brooks
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Sen. Jeff Sessions
Voter Suppression – Not Voter Fraud, Mr. Trump
February 1, 2017
Once again the media follows Donald Trump’s foolish path while minorities’ civil liberties are in jeopardy because they refuse to admit White Nationalists are taking over the Whitehouse.
Trump’s staff picks alarm minorities: ‘Injustice to America
November 22, 2016
President-elect Donald Trump’s choices for leadership posts threaten national unity and promise to turn back the clock on progress for racial, religious and sexual minorities, civil rights leaders and others said Friday after his nomination of Sen. Jeff Sessions for attorney general.