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
Trump wants FEMA gone. But that could be its own kind of disaster.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said at a Monday Cabinet meeting that she plans to carry out President Donald Trump's plan to eliminate FEMA.
Donald Trump’s anti-DEI madness erases Black service members, living and dead
During this Trump term, we've seen information about the Tuskegee Airmen, Jackie Robinson and a Black Medal of Honor recipient were temporarily erased.
Jessie Hoffman’s obvious guilt doesn’t mean Louisiana is right to execute him
Jessie Hoffman, 46, will be the first Louisiana Death Row inmate executed in 15 years. His attorneys object to the state's plan to use nitrogen gas to kill him.
Five years after Covid, America’s pandemic preparedness is speeding backward
The Global Health Security Index had the United States ranked first in pandemic preparedness. But during Covid, the U.S. performed poorly.
Trump’s NOAA cuts put American lives at risk — just to ‘own the libs’
President Donald Trump Slashing NOAA was a goal of Project 2025, which has described it as “one of the main drivers of the climate change alarm industry.”
I'm a transplant patient asking JD Vance’s relatives to vaccinate their daughter
Janeen Deal, a JD Vance relative, considers it an outrage that Cincinnati Children's Hospital won't put her unvaccinated 12-year-old on a heart transplant list.
The word of the United States of America is now worth no more than Donald Trump’s
When the federal government takes on the characteristics of Donald Trump laws and rules become meaningless. And Americans are cruelly subjected to distress.
Trump’s attack on the federal workforce is an attack on the Black middle class
The federal government’s personnel policies — though nowhere near perfect — have helped expand and sustain a Black middle class. Trump's policies threaten it.
Americans are in need of third spaces. Starbucks just took itself off the list.
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol's promise of a welcoming 'third space' is contradicted by a new policy cutting off free bathroom access and requiring a purchase.
Joe Biden says he could’ve beaten Donald Trump. That’s a delusional claim.
In a USA Today interview, Joe Biden acknowledges the global trends that made Democrats winning unlikely. But he still claims he could have beaten Donald Trump.
After New Year's Day terrorist attack, New Orleans tries to balance tourism and grief
Less than 36 hours after the New Year's Day attack and before we knew the names of all of the victims, New Orleans reopened Bourbon Street to pedestrians.
