Black men’s power as a voting bloc emerges after Obama’s comments to ‘the brothers’ at Harris rally

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Black men vote Democratic more than any other male voting bloc, but at a recent rally, former U.S. president Barack Obama scrutinized Black men who say they will vote differently the election cycle. While he ruffled feathers, it also created conversation around Black men’s influence in political discourse.

At a recent rally Barack Obama called out “the brothers” who refuse to vote for Vice President Kamala Harris in her bid to the be the next US president and first woman POTUS. The brothers, in large, were not feeling the delivery or the generalization. Ark Republic’s political contributor, Dame Crawford of Wylde Bunch Radio, gives insight into how Black male voters have become a central target in both the Democratic and Republican presidential tickets. But, what and who are Black male voters?

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