Eight Black Candidates for Governor Could Make History on Election Day
Just one day before the midterms, eight Black candidates are running for governor, including Keisha Lance Bottoms in Georgia and Byron Donalds in Florida. Only three Black governors have ever been elected in U.S. history. Mimi Brown breaks down the races that could change that. From the Black Effect Podcast Network.…
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