Bernard Center president & CEO Michelle D. Bernard argues that in November, African Americans, women, and persons of color who embrace conservative principles will not look to the Republican party in pursuit of the promises of our Declaration of the Independence.
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Up with Chris Hayes: The Politics of Gentrification
Michelle D. Bernard joins Chris Hayes, Ta-Nehisi Coates, and Michael Bell join MSNBC’s Chris Hayes to discuss the politics of gentrification. VIDEO HERE: Air Date: June 17, 2012 Also, The Nation, “What Can We Do About Gentrification: Are We Self Segregating as We Get More Diverse?” by Chris Hayes, June 18, 2012 Visit […]
Up with Chris Hayes: How Government Creates Gentrification
June 17, 2012: Michelle D. Bernard joins Up with Chris Hayes to discuss how government creates gentrification.
Up with Chris Hayes: The Fastest “Whitening” Zip Codes in America
June 17, 2012: Michelle D. Bernard joins MSNBC’s Up with Chris Hayes to discuss the fastest “whitening” zip codes in America.
Up with Chris Hayes: What are President Obama’s Advisers Thinking?
June 17, 2012: Michelle D. Bernard joins MSNBC’s Up with Chris Hayes to discuss what president Obama’s adviser’s are thinking.
Up with Chris Hayes: Can Democrats Take Back Congress
June 17, 2012: Michelle D. Bernard joins MSNBC’s Up with Chris Hayes to discuss whether Democrats can take back Congress.
Up with Chris Hayes: The Reality of an Obama Second Term
June 17, 2012: Michelle D. Bernard joins MSNBC’s Up with Chris Hayes to discuss the reality of an Obama second term.
The Daily Run Down with Chuck Todd: Is Marco Rubio on the Short List for Vice Presdent or Not?
June 20, 2012: Bernard Center president & CEO Michelle D. Bernard joins MSNBC’s The Daily Run Down with Chuck Todd to discuss the political issues of the day.
The Washington Post’s She the People: Scott Walker’s Survival Isn’t the End of Democracy
June 6, 2012 By, Michelle D. Bernard Despite all the gnashing of teeth over Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker’s survival of a recall attempt, the broader national message isn’t the death of democracy. On the contrary, it’s that the American people are willing to make tough decisions to get their public finances under control. Wisconsin Republican […]
Up with Chris Hayes: Extreme Political Polarization
June 3, 2012: Bernard Center president & CEO Michelle D. Bernard joins Up with Chris Hayes to discuss today’s extreme political polarization.