Black Women Are Voting, Running For Office More Than Ever

The video discusses the increasing political engagement of black women, highlighting a survey showing their motivation to vote and need for representation. Charity Elder, author of 'Power: The Rise of Black Women in America,' discusses the rise of black women in politics, noting over 500 black women ran for office. The conversation covers the impact of black women on political outcomes, particularly in the Democratic Party, and examines high-profile races involving Stacey Abrams and Val Demings. The discussion also touches on Vice President Kamala Harris's role and challenges, emphasizing the ongoing momentum and future prospects for black women in politics.

What percentage of Black women reported being more motivated to vote now than ever before?

• 50%

• 67%

• 75%

• 80%

According to Charity Elder, what event marked a turning point for Black women's political influence?

• Joe Biden's South Carolina win

• 2017 Alabama Senate election

• Stacey Abrams' gubernatorial run

• Kamala Harris becoming Vice President

Which two high-profile Black women were mentioned as running in the current political cycle?

• Serena Williams and Beyoncé

• Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey

• Kamala Harris and Condoleezza Rice

• Stacey Abrams and Val Demings

What is Charity Elder's perspective on the potential loss of Black women candidates in the current cycle?

• It would be a major setback

• It would discourage future candidates

• It would end the momentum

• It is part of a larger rise

What does Charity Elder emphasize about the rise of Black women in her book?

• It is only about famous individuals

• It is supported by 80 years of data

• It is a recent phenomenon

• It is limited to politics

What systemic issue does Charity Elder mention as affecting Vice President Kamala Harris?

• Media bias

• Lack of experience

• Systemic oppression

• Economic challenges

What does Charity Elder suggest is necessary for the future of Black women in power?

• Relying on historical achievements

• Waiting for systemic changes

• Increasing the number of Black women in power

• Focusing on individual success