God 1st. Black Brilliance. @MSNBC Legal Analyst. Former prosecutor. Civil rights. Race man. D&I guru. HU BISON (x2) Que. 🔗🌳: https://xitter.cf/t.co/d5mhCAeHqS

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Black boys in America do not always get a chance to choose our heros. Rev. Jackson was one of mine, along with many other black boys like me. So, I wrote about it. I'd like you to read it. So, Im sharing. ms.now/opinion/jesse-jackson…
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Charles Coleman Jr., Jedi Knight retweeted
#CrownHeights - Proud to join the students, staff, community residents and faculty of Medgar Evers College along with President Dr. Patricia Ramsey for the 2026 - 2027 #LeadershipLectureSeries featuring Civil Rights Attorney, Author and Commentator @CFColemanJr.
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Charles Coleman Jr., Jedi Knight retweeted
What does inclusion look like when candidates ask for your vote? For @CFColemanJr, it starts with naming Black men in the policies meant to serve them and listening to their experiences. We brought this conversation from last week’s GOTV rally to Sunday Brunch because Higher Heights is the political home for Black women, with room for our allies, including Black men, to share their perspectives and be heard. Watch the full conversation on our YouTube channel with @CollectivePAC Founder and President @QJames, Higher Heights Director of Programs Jay Brandon, and civil rights attorney and @MSNOWNews legal analyst Charles Coleman Jr. #BlackWomenLead
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Charles Coleman Jr., Jedi Knight retweeted
“Diagnosis of exclusion” is extremely important it does not mean that he drowned. @CFColemanJr
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Still holds true.
Replying to @CFColemanJr
@CFColemanJr Loved your comment “you can’t buy class”; a philosophy I was raised on in the 40’s and 59’s.
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My man, @CFColemanJr is in the house on #MSNow. Now we have the experience talking factual. You have to have the Black American experience to accurately discuss politics.
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Charles Coleman Jr., Jedi Knight retweeted
The captured & corrupt SCOTUS rules… “Politicians can choose their voters, rather than voters choose their politicians.” ~ @CFColemanJr
Justice Kagan: "I dissent. The Voting Rights Act is—or, now more accurately, was—'one of the most consequential, efficacious, and amply justified exercises of federal legislative power in our Nation's history.' It was born of the literal blood of Union soldiers and civil rights marchers. It ushered in awe-inspiring change, bringing this Nation closer to fulfilling the ideals of democracy and racial equality. And it has been repeatedly, and overwhelmingly, reauthorized by the people's representatives in Congress. Only they have the right to say it is no longer needed—not the Members of this Court. I dissent, then, from this latest chapter in the majority's now-completed demolition of the Voting Rights Act."
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Creating safe spaces for Black boys to thrive and Black men to feel supported has always been a central theme of my work. I am proud of the Black Superhero Bootcamp we put on and excited about what's next. thegrio.com/2026/04/28/black…
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Democrats have to learn to walk and chew gum at the same time. Social media is flooded with videos of lines in airports. They need to AGGRESSIVELY message around why this is (funding for ICE) so the blame and pressure stays on the GOP. If they dont, public sentiment WILL shift.
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The Epstein debacle continues to display America's disregard for women and children in favor of the elite and powerful. It becomes increasingly obvious and we can't remain silent on the women voters who looked past what we knew in order to support this administration.
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Charles Coleman Jr., Jedi Knight retweeted
Why would the State of the Union focus specifically on the issues that are most pertinent to Black America? Listen to @CFColemanJr break it down. #SOTU #Trump
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Charles Coleman Jr., Jedi Knight retweeted
Why would the State of the Union focus specifically on the issues that are most pertinent to Black America? Listen to @CFColemanJr break it down.
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