Brandon Tensley

Brandon Tensley, a politics reporter for Capital B News, delves into the implications of Trump’s cabinet selections on the Black community. They discuss the trend of favoring media-savvy candidates, concerns over health and educational policies, and the potential threats to racial equity under a Trump administration. The conversation also highlights the positioning of Black Republicans and the importance of vigilance in political appointments that could affect marginalized groups. It’s a thought-provoking exploration of current and future political dynamics.

Join POLITICO Congress reporter Sarah Ferris and Capital B News' Brandon Tensley as they break down the struggles of 'The Squad' in Congress after recent electoral defeats, exploring the significant influence of pro-Israel PACs on progressive candidates. They also dive into the Democratic Party's internal divisions and the implications for future politics. Later, actor Colman Domingo shares insights on his film 'SING SING,' which highlights the transformative power of theater for incarcerated individuals, touching on themes of masculinity and community.

Brandon Tensley, a national political reporter for Capital B News, dives into the implications of Project 2025, a policy blueprint aimed at reshaping U.S. governance. He and the host discuss how the project could undermine racial justice and affirmative action, impacting the Black community and education equity. They also explore potential job instability from political appointments and the adverse effects on Black history education. The ties between Trump's campaign and Project 2025 reveal broader threats to social justice, emphasizing the need for community advocacy.