Gerren Keith is a White House Correspondent at theGrio. He covers a range of topics including Joe Biden, Donald Trump, social issues, voters, and racial injustice, reflecting his commitment to addressing the intersection of politics and society. Gerren's work has been featured in theGrio and Yahoo News.
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By: Gerren Keith Gaynor
TheGrio asks Education Secretary Miguel Cardona if the Biden-Harris administration is considering pausing student loan repayments yet again.
By: Gerren Keith Gaynor
Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, admits she can get pretty “worked up and pissed off” over her Republican colleagues.
By: Gerren Keith Gaynor
Trump in court for the civil case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James, who accused the real estate mogul of committing fraud.
A conservative legal movement illustrated by the Fearless Fund lawsuit threatens Biden-Harris initiatives to expand equity and diversity.
By: Gerren Keith Gaynor
While student loan advocates applaud Biden's actions, the NAACP calls for him to go a further to bring equitable relief to Black borrowers.
Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said Biden-Harris officials were in contact with state and local leaders.
By: Gerren Keith Gaynor
The Biden-Harris 2024 campaign is getting an early start with its outreach to Black voters ahead of next year’s presidential election.
By: Gerren Keith Gaynor
For Gregory Jackson Jr., the deputy director of the new White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention, the gun violence crisis is personal.
By: Gerren Keith Gaynor
The Freedman’s Bank Forum will highlight the Biden-Harris administration’s efforts to address economic disparities for Black communities.
“Whether you're with the Palestinians or Israelis, as a Black American…there's a big split,” says national security expert Asha Castleberry.
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