Ralph Northam

Trump On Virginia: 'That State's Going To Go Republican Pretty Soon'

The president criticized Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam while speaking at a campaign rally in El Paso, Texas.
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6 Books, Movies And Shows That Break Down Why Blackface Isn't Just Offensive — It's Dangerous

Blackface is a political tool for white supremacy.
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Justin Fairfax's Law Firm Places Him On Leave Pending Investigation

Two women have accused the Virginia lieutenant governor of sexual assault.
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Attorney Investigating Northam’s Blackface Photo Belonged To A Country Club With No Black Members

The Washington Post reported in 1992 that Richard Cullen was a member of the Country Club of Virginia, which did not have a black member until that year.
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam Flubs Slavery Definition

Gov. Northam made a shaky start to his rehabilitation tour when he seemingly mixed up slaves with servants.
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Gov. Ralph Northam Responds To Criticism Over 'Indentured Servants' Remark

CBS's Gayle King had called out the embattled Democrat for using the term "indentured servants" rather than "slavery."
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Cory Booker On Talking About Race: 'We Need A Better Conversation'

The 2020 presidential said people need to "extend grace" to those we talk to about racism, even if they're asking about their own bigotry.
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam Says He’s 'Not Going Anywhere’

The embattled Democrat tells CBS his background as a doctor gives him the right credentials to help his state "heal."
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Virginia Gov. Northam Will Focus On Racial Issues Instead Of Resigning

Facing a blackface scandal, the governor has started reading Ta-Nehisi Coates.
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Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam Won’t Resign Over Racist Yearbook Photo

The Virginia governor has ignored calls for his resignation after news outlets resurfaced a photo depicting blackface from his 1984 medical school yearbook.
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