The Black community will determine for themselves whether he speaks to their issues or not.

The polling in the AA community shows a strong preference for Hillary, but this is not to be taken for granted, in no way.

But the Columbia stop was fairly diverse. I think he still has a chance to garner significant minority support, but the window to do that is narrowing

I told my office Admin, an African American, 55 year old woman, that I was going to drive up to Charkeston to see Bernie.

She was disappointed because she wanted to go but had family plans for the beach.

She said can't tell anyone in her family that she's going to vote for Bernie because they would freak out that she's not voting for HRC. But as she said, "you gotta do, what you got to do."

It made me wonder if more of the black vote will go to Bernie than pollsters are predicting.

love Bernie here in Ohio. They tell me this all the time.

is the very result of the "divide-and-conquer" capitalism he's talking about.

I believe and fervently hope that people in all segregated and culturally polarized communities will come to understand this.

Bernie is taking it right to the people who just recently took down the confederate flag over their capitol.

He's not afraid of telling the truth.

weren't flying confederate flags like yesterday, right? I mean, yes, many of them have but I am not terribly surprised that there are 3000 white people in SC who are liberal and likely not confederate flag waivers.

Close to Columbia and Greenville's reps were the worst of the bunch about taking down the flag.

Bernie's message was an in-your-face to some of the very worst right in their town.

Bernie wasn't just talking to 3000, he was talking to everyone.

even though Obama won the black vote in 2008 Hillary still got a decent amount which was one reason it stayed competitive.

but Sanders would still do well if he can try to get like 20-30 percent . and he will have better chance among younger ones than older ones who have a closer relationship with clintons.

in the general election he would easily win the black vote just as Obama easily won hispanics even though hillary won those votes in the primary.

don't assume support for Hillary means it's a rejection of sanders because it isn't.