In one key swing state, both parties are courting Black men
Briefly

Phillip Barker emphasizes the importance of voting, saying, "I don't miss a vote," highlighting how deeply ingrained civic duty is in his upbringing.
Discussing the current political landscape, Barker points out, "Democrats are touting policies that benefit Black men, and reminding them of former President Trump's comments about race," showcasing the tactics being used by both parties.
Barker rejects efforts to link Trump's legal issues with Black men, stating, "Who wants felonies? Black people don't want them!" which underscores the prioritization of moral considerations in political alignment.
Reflecting on past discrimination, Barker shares his experience, stating, "When you walk into an office and you realize you're discriminated against... it makes it miserable by the time you come out," illustrating the lasting impact of systemic bias.
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