S2E2 – Rights, resistance, reactions: History of Black voting rights, reactions to 2024 election

By Sydney Curry and Kennedy Chow

December 17, 2024

From the Black Codes that followed Reconstruction to the 2013 Shelby v. Holder ruling, Black voters have often been hindered from exercising their constitutional right. Despite this, Black voters have insisted on getting involved civically and making political impact. Join hosts Kennedy Chow (‘25) and Sydney Curry (‘25) as they discuss this topic along with their reactions to the candidacy of Kamala Harris and the outcome of the 2024 election.

About the Contributors

Sydney Curry, Podcaster

Sydney Curry joined the Oracle as a podcaster in 2023, cohosting the podcast the BLACKCAST with Kennedy Chow. The BLACKCAST examines the intersection of Black history and culture with mainstream culture from a fresh, youthful perspective.

Kennedy Chow, Podcaster

Kennedy Chow joined the Oracle as a podcaster in 2023, cohosting the podcast the BLACKCAST with Sydney Curry. The BLACKCAST examines the intersection of Black history and culture with mainstream culture from a fresh, youthful perspective.

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