Why Are There No Black Women in the Senate?

In our previous episode of ⁠⁠30 F#@king Years⁠⁠, Josh Johnson and Grace Kuhlenschmidt broke down their all-time favorite Daily Show segments. Now you can catch those segments in full. Lewis Black fights the scourge of urban e-scooters, and we look back at his very first segment f ...  Show more

Josh Johnson and Grace Kuhlenschmidt celebrate 30 f**king years of the Daily Show by discussing what it's like to be people’s source of news, their favorite things about working on the show, and revisiting the Daily Show archives to watch the best from Lewis Black, Stephen Colber ...  Show more

Black women are under attack—from eyelashes in Congress, to venture funds for Black businesses.  This week’s episode is a recording of Native Land Pod’s first LIVE audience show! Hosts Angela Rye, Tiffany Cross, and Andrew Gillum paid a visit to the women’s global leadership summ ...  Show more

Ten Republican senators are meeting with President Biden at the White House Monday to discuss their coronavirus relief proposal — which is just one-third the size of the president's plan.And Vice President Harris leaves a notable hole in the Senate roster: she was the only Black ...  Show more

Hosts: Amanda, Milly, Alise, Natasha Murphy of Black Girls Vote Topics: Unpacking Senator Bill Cassidy’s comments on Black maternal mortality and what they tell us about how the Republican party views its electorate. The policies at stake in the 2022 election and non-negotiable p ...  Show more

Black people, in particular Black women, are historically among the last to recover from economic downturns. Janelle Jones, the first Black woman to serve as the top economist for the Labor Department, has a policy approach she calls "Black Women Best" that she hopes will rectify ...  Show more