Kareem R. Muhammad, author of a book focusing on the role of Black voters in the United States, discusses the sustained electoral power of Black voters and the impact of their policies. The research highlights the historical significance of the Black vote, from Reconstruction to the Civil Rights agenda. The podcast also explores the impact of family structure on the political dynamics of Black men, gender divides and patriarchy in hip hop culture, the importance of achieving granular goals, the impact of policies on Black Americans, and the political implications of the Black Panther series.
