Political strategist Amani Wells-Onyioha joins Kristal Knight to dish on all things Trump and political games at play behind the scenes.

Sole Strategies Operations Director Amani Wells-Onyioha talks about how to effectively support grassroots campaigns.

White supremacists fear becoming a minority because they know how they have historically and presently treated minorities in this country.

Tammi and her guests will discuss the senate filibuster and if it should be eliminated. Plus, a lot more.

When the news broke that Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark ruling for abortion rights, could be overturned, TikTok and Twitter erupted.

Democrat-aligned political firm Sole Strategies aims to help grassroots candidates run successful campaigns out the gate with the Kickstart Fundraising Cohort.

There are so many parts of our system that are privatized...so there are many routes this can drastically go wrong.

A conservative organization claims that the Respect for Marriage Act "can actually create the perfect scenario" to overturn gay marriage rights.

"We can finally stop pretending that Sinema is an ally or party mate to us in any way.”

With the breaking news of Brittney Griner’s release, how will this affect America’s relationship with the world?

"At the end of the day, it's only one seat, but I'm glad that it tipped this way."

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“Best case scenario for Dems is holding onto the House and Senate, but the more likely case is them only losing by a small margin."

What we're seeing on both sides is people want candidates that they feel like personally care about them and the issues in their lives.

Tune in to why you should fight to have more progressives in office. Hosted by Brian Eskow.

Amani Wells-Onyioha, told Newsweek she's glad Biden is treading forward with a safe, common-sense political strategy

Billionaire John Malone, who sits on the board of Warner Brothers Discovery, has heavily influenced David Zaslav's decision-making, even before the purchase of CNN.

Is President Biden's Student Loan Relief an expense or an investment?

"I understand the frustration that a lot of black voters have with the Democratic Party, because we are often used as like a big pillar of that vote."

Sole Strategies' Amani Wells-Onyioha Speaks About The Importance of New Businesses Taking a Political Stand

When you realize the scope of work involved in a political campaign, you quickly begin to realize why they call it “running for office,” and the team at Sole Strategies understands that better than most.

"We are called 'Sole Strategies' because we encourage our candidates to wear out the soles of their shoes,"

Though the up-to $20,000 in relief for certain borrowers didn’t go as far as some wanted, progressive lawmakers largely backed the White House’s proposal.

"Repealing Roe v Wade was only the beginning of US institutions trampling on people's rights to privacy. Now we are seeing it taken to new extremes."

"Once they revealed they were looking for a trade, the evidence was clear this was something planned preconceived plan in place."

Amani Wells-Onyioha, operations director of Sole Strategies and civil rights advocate, says the incident only further gaslights the racism Black people feel every day.

"Sesame Place park in Philadelphia is receiving backlash after a video surfaced of one of its characters who appears to seemingly ignore two Black children."

"Many Americans truly realize what the implications of this first round of the Supreme Court's decisions mean for the future of not only their own lives, but for democracy itself"

“I’m not sure many Americans truly realize what the implications of this first round of the Supreme Court’s decisions mean for the future"

The four female founders profiled here are a handful of those actively working to change the future of their respective industries.

Amani Wells-Onyioha, a Democratic political strategist, said that American civil rights are woven like fabric. But that setup, she said, makes them “very flimsy.”

"We decided that we were going to donate money to the causes, organizations, and candidates that we really care about and want to see win.”

Supreme Court ruling upends race to crucial vote that will decide who controls Congress for rest of Biden’s term in office.

Republicans are celebrating the culmination of almost 50 years of activism around the argument that Roe v. Wade.

“The Roe decision not only has a major effect on the midterm elections, but it paved the way for greater implications on human rights as a whole,”

The SCOTUS' ruling ending the nationwide right to abortion was a seismic domestic political shifts in a generation

Inflation and gas prices are putting the squeeze on American wallets. Maybe it’s time to ask for help.

“With the rising prices in housing, gas, groceries and more, Americans are left with the daunting question: ‘What now?,'

The news of its proposed repudiation, in which Justice Samuel Alito wrote that “Roe was egregiously wrong from the start,” quickly sparked widespread outrage.

In a world that is already questioning the integrity of news, truth, and reality, the prevalence of cyberattacks and misinformation campaigns seems to be the final nail in the information coffin.

Sole Strategies believes more people — especially aspiring politicians — need to know that local elections are the true engine behind American politics.

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Social Strategist Amani Wells-Onyioha Discusses the fragility of women’s Rights Even After Roe v. Wade With Qamar Zaman on Subject Matter Experts

With abortion banned after 4 weeks, often before many women realize they're pregnant, the bills are yet another attack on reproductive rights and health.

Analyst Questions Effectiveness of Biden’s $800 Million Ukraine Aid Amid Russian Ambitions

Your brand is so much more than a logo. It incorporates your messaging, campaign slogan, images, colors, and social media content to deliver a holistic experience.

Zee discusses what personal brands and organizational brands can learn from political brands, on the On Brand podcast.

ow should parents ― especially deployable parents in the military ― talk with children about war in Ukraine and Russia?

Amani comments on voter turnout and suppression in Texas.

Today’s youth are extremely politically aware. So many activated teenagers and college-level kids care deeply about the issues we’re facing. I’m excited to see what will come from this generation.

The 28-year-old political organizer on Texas politics, progressive values and more. Plus: Biden speaks on US-Russia relations a day after Putin’s invasion.

These professionals must also possess the foresight, business acumen, and emotional intelligence necessary to operate companies that are able to remain resilient in the face of adversity while also continuing to deliver valuable products and services to their customers.

Companies such as Sole Strategies are forming to help people run grassroots campaigns, giving them incumbent-level results without the backing of big business.

Radio SGN features Zee Cohen-Sanchez and Amani Wells Onyioha to talk about politics, capitalism, identities, and much more.

In an industry dominated by consultants, Sole Strategies stands apart: Traditionally, political consultants earn money proffering advice on campaign techniques such as raising funds or creating a website.

“Political campaign” may evoke cliches of smoke-filled back rooms, but the young founders of Sole Strategies have a very different vision: a progressive, one-stop shop that creates powerful movements, one “sole” at a time.

Although field operations is a year-round activity, uncertainty surrounding Covid created a dry period. Cohen-Sanchez compensated by serving more organizations and nonprofits. As the cycle normalized, Sole Strategies refined its strategy.

Sole Strategies came from her aspiration to elevate working class voices, becoming the first people-powered political activist organization, with a novel twist on grassroots campaigning.

America is more diverse than ever, and people want to see someone who looks and sounds like them enacting laws and acting as their voice when it counts.

In this episode of The Lean to the Left Podcast, we to talk with a couple of young progressives who are cracking that glass ceiling, and they've got a lot to say.

"The work we do isn’t easy, but I do believe it’s my calling and there is nothing else I would rather be doing."

Learning how to be a good leader. There isn’t a guide on how to do it right. So you have to listen to your gut and your team to make decisions-and you won’t always be right, so you have to learn and grow as you go.

Sole Strategies Founder Zee Cohen-Sanchez and Operations Director Amani Wells-Onyioha took a spark of inspiration from gross injustices in America’s political system and fanned that into a flame of action.

“This further proves how Democrats use the Black community to win, and they aren’t dedicated to cultivating real relationships within the community."

"Each cycle, after the elections are completed, those promises are packed up and saved for the next term with politicians fulfilling none of them,” Wells-Onyioha said.

The party’s mostly convoluted messaging on immigration, and critical race theory have also turned voters off, according to numerous individuals interviewed.

The catastrophic election night losses by Democrats – particularly in Virginia – can be traced to the party’s leaders’ failure at the federal level to pass meaningful legislation.

After failed promises on major legislation to protect African American citizens and voters, Democrats find themselves on the receiving end of the ire of the Black community.

“As Sole’s leader,” Cohen-Sanchez says, “I want people to feel they’re truly growing as a team and as individuals.

Amani joined the political start-up with the goal of harnessing that passion to disrupt the system and make changes in the world around her.