Mar. 6, Commentary - And finally, exit polls from Tuesday's primary elections show
once
again that race plays a factor in who people vote for. Overwhelming
for African American's Barack Obama is the number one pick.
But what
about voters who say they don't see Obama as black. Pacifica Radio's
Verna Avery Brown sat down with author Joy
Zarembka on why some voters
say they can't see race while others can't see past it.
"If [Barack Obama] was a dark skinned African American, if he looked
like '50 Cent', and he had all the exact same attributes, the same mannerisms,
would white America get behind him the way that they have. I question that.."
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