Black men vote overwhelmingly for the Democratic Party, but even slight shifts in their support can tip razor-thin elections.
Frequently among the most scrutinized yet least understood voters, Black men represent a political blind spot that strategist Khalil Thompson is trying to address.
Reporting: Matt Brown, Associated Press. Source: PBS NewsHour.
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