Here's Some Of Joe Biden's Endorsments

On this verzuz, Mo wants you to pick a side.

Atlanta singer Monica is making the most of 2020, in addition to breaking streaming records with her Verzuz featuring fellow 90's diva Brandy to her new music the "For You I Will" singer is not letting the pandemic slow her down. She doesn't want it to slow you from voting either.

While much noise has been made about the latest group of rapper to come out in support of Trump we should take a look at all our favorite stars that are #ridinwithbiden

Cardi B & Bernie Sanders

Everyone knows that the "WAP" rapper was a supporter of Bernie Sanders during the Democratic primaries. however, she's definitely not "bernie or bust" both Bernie and Cardi want you to vote for Joe Biden.

Snoop Dog

Why is Snoop Dog supporting Joe Biden? We don't know. He went as far as to say that this will be the first time he's ever voted for anyone. Maybe it has to do with Biden's promise to decriminalize marijuana.

Frank Ocean

The notoriously private "blonded" singer was so upset with what he saw at the first presidential debate that he converted his commercial website to a voting resource.

Lebron James

It probably doesn't come as a surprise that Lebron would be supporting the democratic candidate after conservatives have personally made them their official whipping boy once they tired of Colin Kaepernick. Similar to Frank Ocean he's decided to take things into his own hands through his partnership with the NBA to open up various stadiums for voters to be able social distance.

Why Are Some Black Men Supporting Donald Trump?

(Because they never meant us any good.)

Lil Wayne recently made headlines as the latest rapper to endorse Republican presidential candidate Donald J Trump. While many of us are scratching our heads over this latest phenomenon we’re going to take a stab at making sense out of it.

The first thing that has to be considered is the fact that these rappers are not people who’ve dedicated their entire lives to equality, democracy, and governance. Far from the conscience leaders of hip-hop legends like Conscious, Mos Def, or Q-Tip, the rapper who's come out in support of Trump come from a similar get rich or die trying kind of background. (See Video Above)

50 Cent has since backtracked on his Trump endorsement while Ice Cube says that his photo op with Trump wasn't misconstrued by the media. Publicity stunt or not there is polling data to suggest that Trump is growing his support with black men. In the case of the rappers mentioned above, they're likely merely following their financial interests. Systematically black men's conservative views towards LGBT issues, women's rights may be at the root. In fact, the very social net that democrats and liberals promote are often inaccessible to many black men because of criminal records.

Although most of America's progress is owed to the efforts of a coalition of sexual, racial, and gender minorities as well as liberal elites, black men have increasingly felt left out of this equation. For example, I've noticed a lot of frustration with the term "people of color" feeling like it obscures or takes away from the plight of actual black men. And some of them would even say by shared identities of being black but also gay separates me from a traditional experience. I'm not here to say that they're wrong as much as I'm here to say that this sudden divisive epiphany is not their own. If they were, they wouldn't of come right before the general election.