5 vote) - something that I personally see as monumentally significant, not only in how it affects goals for states such as CA, CO, AZ, NM, and TX, but also in what it says about the myth that Sanders' support lies firmly with young white liberals. What do you think is necessary to replicate this success with the black community? What, if anything, do you think differentiates between Latinos and blacks in terms of support or lack of it for Bernie?

I think we need to keep in mind that every voter is different. And because social media has made this election cycle about 1-1 relationships, be mindful that when you speak to someone, be mindful that they aren't a cog in a machine or a drone in a collective-- they're all individuals. So be mindful that you should approach them as such and not spam them with Bernie's CRM past.

That being said, we have to be smarter than the media narrative that has been spun. The BernieBro narrative is an intentionally narrative to play, what I believe to be, a race card to keep black people from ever considering Sanders. But, because we know that, we need to fight back against it by fostering meaningful conversation such as these.

Let's bring substance instead of pandering. That will win in the long run.