Black Men Interviewed by Local CBS Anchor: ‘Is Kamala Black, Yes or No?’; ‘To Me, No’

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Because he was narrow casting in the black community. Last week before Trump appeared at the nabj, Joel d. a harrisburg, Pennsylvania CBS network anchor, went to a central Pennsylvania barbershop seeking some candid conversation among the revelations that some of the black men that he interviewed did not regard Harris as black I

Smith: “Is Kamala going to make you a little more likely or less likely to vote Democrat?”

UNKNOWN: “Hold on, is Kamala black, yes or no?”

UNKNOWN 2: “I’m going to let her speak on that, but to me, no.”

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>> I‘m going to let her speak on that but to me now, oh, I was a little black yes or no a share that same view wow, it‘s come oblak no hersh.
>> She was a hershey‘s. half black and half Asian when I played that audio on my sirius xm radio program on Thursday, many callers who self-identified as African-American were quick to tell me that those men were the exception, not the rule some described them as low