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"The presence of two black candidates, Booker and Harris, changes the conversation."

“holding the next black candidate to a higher standard—not just ‘are you black,’ but ‘what is that blackness going to get me?

Story by Scott Bixby “He’s in a precarious situation,” said Dr. Keneshia Grant, a professor of political science at Howard University...

Story by Deborah Barfield Berry and Eliza Collins “If black voters do show up in a bloc it’s going to make a big difference,’’ said...

Story by Noah Weiland Near the end of the occupation early this month, Keneshia N. Grant, an assistant professor of political science at...

“I think [support from Black women is] essential, and I think she knows this,” Howard University political science professor Keneshia...

Story by Tara Bahrampour, "Keneshia Grant, a political science professor at Howard, said the conflict over who uses the campus and how...

Story by Chyenne Haslett Keneshia Grant, an assistant professor of political science at Howard University who studies race and the...

Black Students Optimistic After Midterm Elections Story by William J. Ford Available via The Washington Informer Story by Brianna McAdoo...

Lawson puts spotlight on FAMU grads serving as mayor during Black Caucus event. The panel featured Mayor Booker Gainor IV, Cairo, Ga.;...