What are your racial blindspots is really a befuddling question... in the context it was asked,featuring a quote about "we are all a little racist" to which point neither candidate really addressed it.
So they hammer Bernie today on saying "ghetto" and "white people don't know what it's like to be poor" which as soundbytes are awful but in the context of what he's saying make sense.
I guess I'm just left scratching my head at the constant coddling and pandering demanded by the black community in context of these issues.
I'm wondering what would a perfect 10 have been for Bernie there? What answer would have satisfied?
Particularly in light of many segments of the black community seeking equity while they make no bones about being biased against Jews and Homosexuals.
They justifiably want inclusion, which I support, but they are not as inclusive with those two communities, which I do not, and as a body, they get a pass on and rarely questioned about. As I said in the debate thread last night, that is the elephant in the room being ignored in this election cycle. When A guy is polling between 40 and 50 points in the democratic polls as a whole and is losing 90-10 despite his track record of civil rights work and inspite of Hillary's less than sterling record on black issues, you start to wonder.