By james art 
Black voters remain under scrutiny just days before the election. To capture them, we hit the streets of New Jersey to find out the true pulse of black men.
Ark Republic wanted to have a frank dialogue with black men and black voters about their choices in the big election and what issues they want candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump to address in their campaigns. So we took it to “Dirty Jersey” with reporter Dwayne K. Reed, who went from barbershops to Rutgers and into black-owned businesses. The variety of responses shows that black voting men are nuanced and have a lot to say. Click here to check out People’s Pulse.
Note: This article is part of our contribution to the New Jersey Black Publishers Collaborative Project, which focuses on the big 2024 election.
