Cherita Evans, known as Storm the Barber, perceives a trend affecting Harris' campaign: many men in her community are hesitant to support a female leader.
Obama noted a decline in Black voter turnout for Harris compared to his campaigns, signaling that some Black men are uncomfortable with the idea of a female president.
Harris' campaign has recognized the need to engage with Black male voters, organizing events at historically Black colleges to address the concerns in that demographic.
To connect with Black communities, Harris has taken part in discussions that reflect on her identity, showcasing a deeper engagement strategy for her campaign.
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