Black Men Vote: Trump & Hillary
From The Counter-Narrative Show by s. Rasheem
March 14, 2026 · 1h 24m · Episode 19
About this episode
The episode features a discussion between two black men with differing political views on the importance of voting and the political landscape surrounding Trump and Hillary.
In a discussion on "Black Men Vote: Trump & Hillary," two black men with differing political views shared their perspectives. Derek, a Hillary supporter, expressed growing disillusionment with the political process, citing the system's limitations and the showmanship of candidates like Trump. OJ, a Trump supporter, emphasized the importance of economic opportunity and criticized the outsourcing of jobs. He argued that Trump's focus on trade policies and job creation is crucial, despite Trump's flaws. Both agreed on the need for higher voter turnout and the potential issues with the voting process, highlighting the importance of local and state-level voting. In the conversation, Speaker 1 promotes their social media presence across various platforms, encouraging engagement through likes, shares, and subscriptions. Speaker 3, identified as OJ Mallory, shares their Facebook profile for contact, mentioning their initial paranoia about facial recognition but later embracing it due to frequent tagging. Speaker 2, Derek, provides a link to their artwork website, Derek of Baltimore, and reiterates the availability of their work on Facebook. The conversation ends with Speaker 1…
People in this episode
Host: s. Rasheem
Guests: Derek, OJ Mallory
Topics covered
- voting
- politics
- Black men
- Trump
- Hillary
- economic opportunity
- voter turnout
Keywords
- Black men vote
- Trump
- Hillary
- political views
- voter turnout
- economic opportunity
- local voting
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Derek of Baltimore
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