A divide among African Americans between Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders has major implications for the race heading into the fall
ROCK HILL, S.C. — A generational divide among black voters is persisting in the Democratic primary — between the two old white men.
Sen. Bernie Sanders takes the stage at a South Carolina town hall with black lawmakers in April. | Meg Kinnard/AP Photo Without more black support, the path to the nomination becomes exceedingly tenuous for the African American senators, who are polling in the single digits overall. “When you think about Cory Booker, when you think about Kamala Harris, when you think about Elizabeth Warren and others,” he said, “one thing I've learned is that when you count people out, they usually teach you that you don't know how to count.”
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