How foreign policy is influencing the Presidential race and voter's behavior.

A Carnegie survey shows that both Democrats and Republicans—and their candidates—must navigate internal disagreements along racial lines.

Undecided voters from minority groups are paying close attention to foreign policy in 2024.

Without more funding, the police force won’t be able to stem gang violence, and elections will likely be delayed.

The movement seeking reparations for slavery and colonialism has provoked a contentious debate. In recent years, it has gained support from Caribbean and African nations, and among Black populations in the United States and Brazil. 

A survey of Black Americans shows a majority want the United States to call for an immediate and permanent ceasefire.

Its latest round of instability runs the risk of exacerbating an already dire crisis for its citizens and neighbors.

A discussion on black voters questioning their support of Biden over his reluctance to call for a ceasefire.

Washington’s handling of the Israel-Palestine conflict appears to be hurting the president’s credibility among African Americans.

In this episode, Global Take Podcast host, Alexanderia Haidara, catches up with Carnegie Endowment Fellow. Dr. Christopher Shell on his recent research exploring Black American views on various U.S. foreign policy issues from Ukraine, the Israel and Hamas War, and the Chicago migrant crisis.