ELECTION Day is finally here. And while we're preparing our liquor and snacks to calm our anxiety (keep your judgment), police departments across the nation are gearing up for possible post-election rioting. Here’s what some cities have in store amid the 2020 presidential election…

It's Election Day 2020! Edda Collins Coleman - co-founder of non-profit organization All In Together - talks about how black women continue to beat all the odds to launch their own businesses and how the Biden-Harris campaign will continue to support.

Natasha says not enough black people are talking about climate change and the racism it feeds, so she tapped in the co-writer of the unnecessarily controversial Green New Deal – Yale grad, Rhodes Scholar & Director of Climate Policy at the Roosevelt Institute, Rhiana Gunn Wright – to talk about ALL the things. Watch & listen inside!

The Collective PAC is everything we need - a candidate incubator and candidate one-stop-support-shop all in one.  When folks say "I don't know any black candidates running for office," they can look no further than The Collective Political Action Committee.

Founder Stefanie James Brown chops it up with Natasha about co-founding this necessary org with her husband back in 2016 to put more black candidates in office on all levels who have respect for people's needs.

The FBI has launched an investigation after Trump supporters surrounded and almost ran a Biden-Harris campaign bus in Texas off the road over the weekend. Now, Trump is pissed at the FBI for investigating. Details inside…

Listen. We’re one sleep away from the election deadline across the country.  If that fact alone doesn’t have your anxiety working overtime, then you’re the real MVP. For the rest of us, it’s the crunch time we’ve been waiting for.

You could have amazing progressive candidates in your State Legislature, but if Democrats don't have the majority, the ish YOU want passed or protected...isn't going to see the light of day.

Natasha sits down with Ronetta Francis, the Democratic candidate for the Arkansas State Senate, representing District 1, to explain why it's all a numbers game. Vote accordingly NOW.