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SOURCE: https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/joe-biden-campaign-invests-outreach-black-men/story?id=72662307
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And these are experiences that most of us have had."After speaking with the Blake family and other community members in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Barnes called the situation in the town where Blake was shot, "challenging." He said that the issues surrounding racial inequity and injustice predate the Trump administration, but still urged Black men to support the Biden-Harris ticket, saying Joe Biden's policy shifts since the presidential primary are a signal that former vice president is willing to listen to the concerns of voters and evolve."I know we have a much better chance of holding [Biden] accountable than we do with the current occupant of the White House, and that means a whole lot because at least, Joe Biden has been responsive to the things that people have been calling out for," Barnes said.The Trump campaign, in contrast, is moving to open up community centers for voter outreach in communities of color with plans to register voters and pitch them on Trump's passage of the criminal justice reform legislation, the First Step Act.Though criminal justice reform remains a significant issue, the Biden campaign seeks to engage Black men on issues beyond that, highlighting the aspects of Biden's "Build Back Better" economic plan designed to strengthen educational and economic opportunities for Black people."I think that Black men are very strong-willed," said Chuck Creekmur, the CEO of hip-hop news site AllHipHop, who participated in the panel discussion.

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