Bruce C.T. Wright is a journalist who focuses on national issues in the United States. His work has been featured in publications such as Wzak and B.A.W. Entertainment. Bruce covers a wide range of topics, including racial justice, politics, entertainment, and social issues impacting marginalized communities.
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Bruce C.T. Wright's coverage primarily revolves around government & politics, with a significant focus on racial justice, the African American community, civil rights, and discrimination. His work also includes expert commentary and evolving stories.
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By: Bruce C.T. Wright
Spike Lee defended President Obama’s comments about Black male voters and questioned Black men supporting Trump in a new interview.
October 25, 2024 A man picks out Harris-Walz campaign posters at a campaign event in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, on October 13, 2024. | Source: NurPhoto / Getty
Tony Hinchcliffe said the quiet part out loud. October 28, 2024
By: Bruce C.T. Wright
Le’Keian Woods, a Black man who was handcuffed and brutally beaten by Jacksonville cops in an incident caught on video, is set to announce a federal lawsuit.
What are the chances he was wearing a MAGA hat? October 31, 2024
By: Bruce C.T. Wright
The latest polling of swing state voters gives the edge to Kamala Harris over Donald Trump, just like the latest national polls.
The presidential election is far from the only one in which Black voters have a vested interest. November 5, 2024
By: Bruce C.T. Wright
In the 235 years since George Washington selected his presidential cabinet, there have only been 25 Black people to serve in those advisory positions. Meet them here.
By: Bruce C.T. Wright
Despite historic gains among Black male voters, Trump has not nominated a Black man, or person, to serve in his cabinet or administration.
By: Bruce C.T. Wright
Botham Jean's family and their lawyers called a nearly $100 million wrongful death verdict against Amber Guyger "justice."
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