Bracton Booker

Charlamagne tha God, a prominent radio host and author known for his candid political critiques, joins Bracton Booker, a Poltico correspondent focused on race and politics. They delve into the surprising statistic that a significant portion of Black voters may support Donald Trump in 2024. The discussion examines Black voters' dissatisfaction with the Democratic Party and highlights key issues that drive this sentiment. They also explore what true political engagement looks like, challenging leaders to genuinely address the community's needs.

Jeremiah Mitchell, a Morehouse College sophomore and undecided voter, shares his first voting experience and the impact of online media on young voters. Richard Reeves, founder of the American Institute for Boys and Men, discusses the unique struggles modern males face. Bracton Booker from Politico analyzes young men as potential swing voters, revealing their shifting support towards candidates like Trump. The dialogue addresses the significant gender gap in preferences and the critical issues like education and accountability influencing young men's political engagement in 2024.