Presidential candidate hopefuls Sen. Warren and Sen. Sanders want to talk about their involvement in the civil rights movement. But most black people aren’t listening. CleveWootson explains on today’s Post Reports
A survey released earlier this week by the American Economics Association revealed something that female economists were deeply unsurprised by: that women in the field faced far more gender bias than their male counterparts.an economics correspondent for The Post, says that economics has long been dominated by white men, but that the survey was further evidence that there is a push to diversify the field. Janet L.
says. “For whatever reason, the message that he’s putting out there is not automatically registering with black voters.” Sen. Elizabeth Warren has had similar struggles getting black voters out to her campaign events. But as Wootson says, the two candidates and their campaigns seem to be taking different paths to reach out.
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