Alum Bria Suggs ('24) — a Politics Podcast intern at @NPR this summer, who studied with Prof @RadioMirage in our extraordinary audio program — recently produced a story about how more young Black voters are leaning Republican. Find Bria's stories here: https://t.co/04lkiWZam1
yesterday was my last day as the @NPR politics podcast intern🥲
although i wish this summer didn’t have to end, im beyond grateful for the amazing people i got to meet and learn from!!
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check out my latest for npr below!
https://t.co/IwqJkj1KcK
Must read @NPR article about young Black voters w/@BlkVoterProject data!
Quick note: latest #BVP data shows uptick in support for Harris among young Black voters (ages 18-29), from 50% w/Biden to ~55% now, but Trump vote is still >20% with them, so Dems still have work to do…
“[Black voters] don't necessarily feel like they're being represented by either side of the aisle right now," Sacramento State's Christopher Towler tells @SuggsBria.
NEW: Young Black voters are becoming more conservative than their parents. Here's why
https://t.co/BKqURsjJ3E
i noticed a generational shift among Black voters that suggests younger Black voters may be growing more conservative than generations before them.
✨my latest for npr✨ unpacks how a lot of Black voters are feeling, and why
https://t.co/wVtUE5fHJz
🚨 #journorequest 🚨
i want to talk to young black voters (preferably 18-29 yrs old) for a story i’m working on! even if you’re not planning on voting in november, that’s okay. if you’d be willing to chat briefly, email me at [email protected]
A bit of personal news… I’m the new Senior Producer of Religion & Spirituality at @npr!! Can’t wait for lots of collaborations with brilliant colleagues in and out of NPR!