Sanders has become the cool uncle and Clinton has become the cold aunt.
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http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511082086
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Black voters are not monolithic and of one mind. There are a hundred ways to analyze the factions within the black community, but I want to highlight one cleavage I find particularly relevant to discussing the overwhelming disparity in support for Clinton over Sanders.
There isnt one black America, but two: The children of the Great Migration and the children of those who stayed behind in the South. (Black immigrants are another story.) Having spent the first half of my life in the South and the second in Great Migration destination cities, I can attest that the sensibilities are as different as night and day.
There is a scene described in the Stanley Nelsons fascinating documentary Freedom Summer about an integrated delegation from Mississippi to be seated at the 1964 Democratic Convention instead of the all-white one.
At one point, Congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. of New York is dispatched to the integrated delegation to persuade them to accept a pathetic compromise to remedy the standoff between the delegations.
Powell reportedly said to Fannie Lou Hamer, a member of the integrated delegation, You dont know who I am, do you? Hamer responded, Yeah, I know who you are. You are Adam Clayton Powell. She continued, But how many bales of cotton have you picked? How many beatings have you taken?
It was her way of telling her Northern brother not to dictate what those in the South should do or how they should think.
Southerners in general bristle at this idea that they must be steered...
From:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/12511340823