PITTSBURGH — Former president Barack Obama on Thursday made a direct, impassioned plea to Black men to support Vice President Kamala Harris — a key demographic she is struggling to mobilize ...

The former president’s remarks that some Black men are not “feeling the idea” of a female president were blunt and urgent, but also potentially alienating for a vital group of Democratic voters.

Former President Barack Obama calls out Black men that are reluctant to support Kamala Harris, suggesting some aren't doing so because she is a woman.

America’s first Black president touched a nerve among Democrats worried about Vice President Kamala Harris’ chances of becoming the second.

Obama admonishes ‘brothers’ for not coming out to vote for Kamala Former president suggests some men are put off by the idea of a female leader as he warns against support for Trump ...

Former President Barack Obama calls out Black men that are reluctant to support Kamala Harris, suggesting some aren't doing so because she is a woman.

The next time Obama wants to speak to Black men “directly,” I hope he will have something better to say, writes Eric Foster in his column today.

Former President Barack Obama on Thursday admonished Black men who he believes have not adequately supported Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign, telling them it’s “not ...

Obama’s Advice to Black Men Ignores a Deeper Problem for Democrats And what the Harris campaign got right in the final sprint of the election.

Only Obama could call BS on some Black men refusing to back Vice President Kamala Harris for reasons that aren't rooted in sexism.

Lack of enthusiasm for Harris “seems to be more pronounced with the brothers," Obama said while campaigning for her in Pittsburgh. He said Black men need to get behind Harris and get out to vote.

Barack Obama recently had some frank words for Black men who may consider sitting out the election.