Johnnie Cordero is an African American thought leader who identifies as a Radical Centrist. He is the current Chairman of the Democratic Black Caucus of South Carolina. Cordero is the host of the “Radical Review” podcast and is a frequent political contributor and commentator for The MinorityEye. Cordero holds a Bachelor's degree in Political Science and a Doctorate in Jurisprudence. He is the author of ‘Total Black Empowerment: A Guide to Critical Thinking in the Age of Trump.’ His new book ‘Theodicy and The Power of the African Will’ is available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and other online book sellers.
By: Johnnie Cordero South Carolina’s Democratic Leaders are failing the party. Yet, no-one within the party seems to be willing to hold
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The Fight inside the SC Democratic Party to make Black Voter Input Matter as Much as Black Voter Output By: Dr. Johnnie Cordero To the members of the Democratic Black Caucus of
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By: Johnnie Cordero South Carolina’s Democratic Leaders are failing the party. Yet, no-one within the party seems to be willing to hold them accountable. In maritime culture, it is said that “the
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HR40 A bill introduced by the late Congressman John Conyers (D) in 1989 and reintroduced every year since (sponsored anew by Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee (D) in 116th Congress 2019-2020).
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Congratulations to Sen. Harris on being selected as Vice President Biden’s running mate. Today’s announcement makes Harris the first African American Woman to be a part of a major party’s Presidential ticket.
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In an emergency, the governor may declare a new time and date for an election. S.C. Code Ann. § 7-13-1170: Without a doubt, the Coronavirus is causing unprecedented devastation to the lives of
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It is no secret that I support Tom Steyer. I do so because he is the only candidate who supports the black community and the issues we are concerned with. Because of
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I know I’ll catch hell for what I am about to say but – I do not care. It’s time for a serious talk about the direction of the Democratic Party in
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