Kanye West, a critically acclaimed African-American rapper, songwriter and husband of fellow celebrity Kim Kardashian, has on several occasions publicly expressed support for President Trump, stating once that had he voted he would have voted for Trump in the election; he also expressed his approval of millennial conservative commentator Candace Owens. West stated his intention to run for President at the 2020 presidential election; under the Birthday Party banner, his name appeared on the ballot in 12 states and won 60,000 votes. He subsequently conceded defeat, but tweeted "Kanye 2024", signalling a potential run at the 2024 presidential election. Glenn Loury at Brown University and John McWhorter at Columbia University are two African-American conservatives who frequently broadcast analyses on the web about current events related to racism. Loury is slightly more conservative than McWhorter, and has implied that he will vote for Trump in 2020. Both question institutional racism, which McWhorter calls a religion, and believe that African American leaders should embrace personal responsibility to a greater extent than they are currently.