President Obama challenges Black men: Don’t sit out; vote for Kamala

FORMER PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA GREETS ABOUT 50 PEOPLE INSIDE A HARRIS/WALZ CAMPAIGN HEADQUARTERS IN EAST LIBERTY, OCT. 10, 2024. (PHOTO BY KRISTINA SERAFINI/POOL PHOTO) THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION — LESS THAN THREE WEEKS AWAY Barack Obama makes special visit to group of African American men and women in East Liberty Standing six feet, two inches tall, and even taller with dress shoes on, the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, walked into a room full of African American men and women at a de facto Harris/Walz campaign headquarters in East Liberty, Thursday, Oct. 10, and immediately got to work. He wasn’t necessarily there to take selfies with everyone. He wasn’t there to shoot hoops. He was there to directly address Black men. It’s do or die time now. It’s put up or shutup. Less than 21 days away from the Presidential Election that could, could have the U.S. swinging in one direction, or swinging in another direction. Which direction does President Obama want it to swing? In Kamala Harris’ direction, of course. He endorsed her, the woman he’s known for over 20 years. “We know she can do the job,” Obama said. “Kamala has made us proud.” But when...