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Kamala Harris' campaign releases agenda to support Black men

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Vice President Kamala Harris announced Monday her campaign's agenda for Black men, including plans to help entrepreneurs, educators, and digital currency owners, and address health conditions.

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  1. Rolling Stone

    Barack Obama Urges Black Male Voters to Step Up for Kamala Harris in Rousing Speech (opens Rolling Stone)

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    In a speech at the University of Pittsburgh, Barack Obama encouraged Black male voters to support Democratic candidate Kamala Harris.

  2. NPR

    What the Harris campaign is doing to try to win over more Black men (opens NPR)

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    Former President Barack Obama bluntly told Black men this week that they need to get over it if they "just aren't feeling the idea of having a woman as president."

  3. The Columbian

    Harris’ emphasis on maternal health care is paying dividends with Black women voters (opens The Columbian)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris is seeing a surge of support from Black women voters, galvanized in part by her work on health care issues such as maternal mortality, reproductive rights, and gun control

  4. Fox News

    Harris unveils agenda to help Black men 'get ahead' as polls show Trump gains (opens Fox News)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris is rolling out a new agenda that aims to boost financial and career prospects for Black Men, in the wake of Obama's warning amid polling that indicates Trump making gains

  5. New York Post

    Harris scrambles to court black men with new outreach plan while battling anemic polling (opens New York Post)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris is desperately rolling out a new spate of policy proposals aimed at courting black men as she battles lackluster polling involving the key demographic.

  6. The Guardian

    Harris reveals ‘opportunity agenda for Black men’ in efforts to shore up support (opens The Guardian)

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    Plan includes loan program and apprenticeships as worries grow that some Black voters aren’t excited for Harris-Walz

  7. CNN

    Harris unveils new proposals targeting Black men as she looks to shore up coalition (opens CNN)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris on Monday unveiled new proposals targeting Black men as she seeks to strengthen her coalition ahead of Election Day.

  8. Washington Examiner

    Harris targets black men with new economic proposals to boost support (opens Washington Examiner)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris is looking to win over black men as Democrats sound the alarm over the critical voting bloc's slipping support.

  9. Washington Times

    Harris campaign scrambles to stop Trump from gaining with Black voters (opens Washington Times)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris pivoted her campaign to Black voters on Monday amid signs that former President Donald Trump's support among this critical voting bloc threatens to sink her chances of becoming America's first Black female president.

  10. Al Jazeera

    Kamala Harris promises ‘opportunity’ for Black men amid waning support (opens Al Jazeera)

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    With less than a month before the US presidential elections, Democrats fear declining support in important demographic.

  11. UPI

    Kamala Harris' campaign releases agenda to support Black men (opens UPI)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris announced Monday her campaign's agenda for Black men, including plans to help entrepreneurs, educators, and digital currency owners, and address health conditions.

  12. Forbes

    What To Know About Kamala Harris’ Economic Agenda As She Announces New Proposals For Black Men (opens Forbes)

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    The vice president rolled out new economic proposals aimed at Black men as she courts their vote.

  13. Newsweek

    Kamala Harris Is Working to Earn the Votes of Black Men | Opinion (opens Newsweek)

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    Vice President Harris is working to earn Black men's votes by addressing their economic, social, and healthcare needs with her new plan.

  14. Fox News

    Harris ramps up outreach to Black male voters as polls suggest Trump making gains (opens Fox News)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump are locked in a margin-of-error battle for the White House, and Harris is making a full-court press for Black men.

  15. The Daily Caller

    Harris Campaign Backpedals From Economic Agenda For Black Men Days After Releasing It (opens The Daily Caller)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign said Wednesday that the initiative will now be open to all Americans, The Wall Street Journal reported.

  16. Breitbart News

    Kamala Harris Remodels 'Agenda for Black Men' to Target Everyone (opens Breitbart News)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris repurposed her “Agenda for Black Men” on Wednesday. It will no longer exclusively target the black community.

  17. Fox News

    VP Harris' 'Agenda for Black men' not as exclusive as advertised (opens Fox News)

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    Vice President Kamala Harris' presidential campaign says that her proposed "Opportunity Agenda for Black Men" will be open to individuals of all races and genders.

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