In this episode of the Amendment, Brittany Packnett Cunningham talks about the Kamala Harris presidency, the role of Win With Black Women and the impending Veepstakes.
In Wisconsin, voters were enthusiastic about the prospect of Harris becoming the first woman president as over 3,000 people packed into a high school gym.
Body camera footage released from the shooting of the Black woman and mother by a sheriff’s deputy in Illinois has sparked outrage, reigniting calls to #SayHerName.
The 19th spoke with experts at The Center for American Women and Politics about how women donors and voters are re-energized by the possibility of the country’s first woman president.
With Kamala Harris on their minds, a record number of Black women organizers joined a Win With Black Women call to focus on a new future for the mobilization long led by their community.
Cheatle's exit comes a day after a grueling congressional hearing in which lawmakers, particularly women, spoke about the increase in political violence.
A growing number of incarcerated Muslim women have been denied the right to wear religious garments when arrested or imprisoned.
Picking a running mate is a calculation about constituencies, geography, policy and style. These candidates could make the list.
Meme-forward millennials and gen-z social media users are taking over the internet in support of Harris' Charli xcx-inspired "Kamala is brat" campaign.
The Democratic governor of Michigan, mentioned as a possible running mate to Vice President Kamala Harris, spoke to The 19th about democracy, public service and her new book, "True Gretch."