Quentin James

Charlamagne tha God, an influential host known for his thought-provoking political commentary, joins journalist Errin Haines and LaTosha Brown, co-founder of Black Voters Matter, among others, for a live discussion on election night. They dive into the emotional challenges of voter engagement, especially in Black communities. The panel reflects on grassroots mobilization and the implications of systemic racism surrounding elections. Insights on Kamala Harris’s role in the political landscape and the necessity of young voices in shaping the future are also highlighted.

In this lively discussion, guests include David Johns, who heads the National Black Justice Coalition, and Joanna McClinton, Speaker of the Pennsylvania House. They dive into the urgency of voting and community engagement, especially among young black voters. Jacen Bowman highlights the importance of pride within the community, while Quentin James emphasizes plans for third-party support. Maurice Mitchell discusses grassroots resilience, and Marc Lamont Hill shares perspectives on race and politics, allowing for rich insights into the upcoming elections.