Jarvis DeBerry
MSNBC Opinion Editor
Jarvis DeBerry is an opinion editor for MSNBC Daily.
Jarvis DeBerry is an opinion editor for MSNBC Daily.
Latest from Jarvis DeBerry
An awful lie about Haitian migrants led to this threat against citizens far away
Ohio Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski made a Facebook post bashing Haitian migrants and suggesting recording the names of residents displaying Kamala Harris yard signs.
I know how Hurricane Helene survivors feel. And what they don't want to hear.
By causing damage as far inland as Asheville, North Carolina, Hurricane Helene shows that climate change and flooding are threats to all of us.
5 takeaways from Kamala Harris’ MSNBC interview with Stephanie Ruhle
5 takeaways from Kamala Harris' interview with Stephanie Ruhle on MSNBC tonight. It's Harris' first interview since becoming Donald Trump's challenger in July.
This school’s response to school shootings should upset parents everywhere
It was outrageous for a Virginia Beach Catholic school to suspend a 6th grader who alerted officials that a classmate showed him a bullet.
Frankie Beverly brought Black people together like no other musician could
Frankie Beverly, who as the leader of Maze had nine albums certified gold, died at 77 Tuesday after a 50-year music career.
Fox News critique of Kamala Harris’ voice shows an ignorance about Black people
Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy suggested that Vice President Kamala Harris put on a fake Southern accent during a Labor Day speech in Pittsburgh.
Why Kamala Harris is getting the last laugh after Trump’s CNN interview criticism
Trump and JD Vance slammed Kamala Harris ahead of her CNN "sit-down" interview. But the 2024 candidate reminded America she is a typical politician.
Democrats, stop calling the Harris-Trump race ‘the prosecutor’ vs. ‘the felon’
Democrats calling Kamala Harris vs. Donald Trump “the prosecutor” vs. “the felon” weaken their case against mass incarceration and voter suppression.
Democrats party in Chicago, the city Republicans most love to hate
The decision to hold the Democratic National Convention in Chicago is a message that the city isn't what Republican fearmongering says it is.
The Marion newspaper raid highlights the bravery of small-town journalists
A felony charge for a Kansas police chief after a raid on the Marion County Record newspaper is a reminder that small-town journalists are uniquely dedicated.
Louisiana officials defend the Ten Commandments by cheapening them
Louisiana's new law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms wrongly gives the state a role in religious instruction.
