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This segment of Access Houston takes up the entire hour of the show. 3 years in the making and we finally have Mo City’s own, Houston’s own, Kendrick Sampson. Kendrick is an actor and an activist who is passionate about liberating black people. His organization BLD PWR, provides training for artists, athletes, and entertainers to […]

Fiorina isn't immune to critique from last night's performance, but it's very likely that her approval ratings will go up from the second GOP debate.

  (UNIDENTIFIED)(AP)–Voters across the country face ballot measures Tuesday ranging from whether to approve seven casinos in New York to the fate of Houston‘s iconic…

A man in California is re-thinking his decision to put up a doll made in the likeness of President Obama, with a noose around its neck. Source

In the 2008 Presidential election, 65% of African-Americans that were eligible to vote exercised that right.  Approximately 46 million Americans between the ages of 18…

via: truethevote.org Let’s take a look at some “big” elections that came down to a small handful of votes. The Minnesota race for Senate in 2008, for instance, was infamously close. When Election Day was done that November, challenging candidate, Democrat Al Franken, had “lost” to incumbent Republican Senator Norm Coleman by only 215 votes. […]

Terri Sewell, a Democrat and attorney from Alabama, has become the first black woman in history to be elected to Washington as a representative of that state. She triumphed in Alabama’s 7th district against Republican businessman, Don Chamberlain. A friend of Michelle Obama at Princeton and later classmate of President Obama, Sewell returned to her […]