On the evening of March 4, the Congressional Black Caucus —representing 60 members of the U.S. House of Representatives—held a gathering with Forbes and other members of the press just steps away from House chambers.
As the CBC defines itself as a fundamental cornerstone of the resistance against the newly inaugurated Trump administration, its members are laser-focused on building a strong foundation for a movement searching for rhythm and new methods to combat Trump and the Republican Party, both of whom are dead set on usurping the guardrails of federal statutes and congressionally approved measures.