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A montage of black female activists demands that Joe Biden select a black woman as Vice President, claiming they have "saved the Democratic Party since 1965." The hosts characterize this as an "ego play" by the "Black Ink" establishment, who believe they can shame or mobilize black men to the polls without offering them specific policy tangibles.
Black Women Voters Matter and the "Miracle Worker" Narrative
A throwback clip features activists like Latasha Brown and Angela Rye asserting that Black women are the "miracle workers" of the Democratic Party and that Biden "owes" them. They explicitly demanded a Black woman Vice President, warning that candidates like Amy Klobuchar would fail to energize the base. The hosts argue that while Black women have significant influence, their vote is rendered less effective if Black men "sit on their hands."
A group of prominent black women activists, including Alicia Garza and Sunny Hostin, released a video through the Washington Post demanding a black woman Vice President and Supreme Court justice. The video explicitly warns that candidates like Amy Klobuchar will not energize the black electorate.
