Kamala Harris is set to unveil economic policies aimed at benefiting Black men in a bid to strengthen her support among this voting bloc, which her campaign fears may be shifting towards Donald Trump. The announcement will coincide with an interview on Tuesday in Detroit with radio host Charlamagne tha God, who has been critical of the Biden administration. Her focus will include access to capital for Black entrepreneurs, support for small businesses, and housing solutions, but will notably avoid discussions on racial justice. This strategy comes amid concerns from Democrats about Harris's appeal to male voters and the potential impact on the upcoming November election. Former President Barack Obama has also expressed concerns about the lack of enthusiasm among Black voters compared to previous elections. With over a quarter of young Black men indicating support for Trump, Harris's outreach may be crucial for her campaign's success.