Vice President Harris and her allies are making a final appeal to Black male voters in key swing states, hoping to shore up the support of a voting bloc that has shown some signs of skepticism toward the Democratic nominee.
Over the last week, Harris has promoted her “Opportunity Agenda for Black Men,” hit the airwaves with popular radio star Charlamagne tha God and visited barbershops around the country to reach out to Black men.
Polls suggest the effort is helping her.
The Alliance for Black Equality, a super PAC mobilizing Black voters in swing states, found that Harris increased her support by 10 points with Black Generation Z men since early October.
“I do think we’re going to turn out in this election. I do think we’re going to participate,” Khalil Thompson, founder of Win With Black Men, told The Hill.
Thompson also said Harris’s focus on abortion rights will resonate with Black men.
A 19th News/SurveyMonkey pollfrom September …