Netroots Nation 2022 — Day One — Opening Keynote: All Eyes on Pennsyvania Netroots Nation 2022 kicked off Thursday with a lively keynote speech from a long list
W. Mondale Robinson Founder of The Black Male Voter Project The Black Male Voter Project-W. Mondale Robinson (center) at a 2019 ’Brothas Be Voting’ roundtable in Atlanta. Published February
Protecting the 15th amendment. Mondale Robinson, founder of the Black Male Voter project talks with Dr. Benjamin F Chavis about the importance of the black male voice and vote.
Mr. Mondale discusses the use of behavioral psychology in getting black men to vote and how his group is working to create “supervoters.”
‘GOP Opening Community Centers To Engage Black Voters As Patience With Biden Administration Wears Thin The RNC insists that it is serious about engaging in strategic and sustained
ATLANTA — W. Mondale Robinson spent a large chunk of last fall in clubs and bars and concert venues in Georgia, trying to convince disenchanted Black men that casting a ballot — in the 2020 general election, then the Georgia runoffs for the U.S. Senate — could finally mean real change in their communities.
Fresh off the heels of the 2020 election cycle, Americans had the awakening of the importance of voting in both presidential and midterm elections; a trend that has been building over time.
