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By Christine Mai-Duc, Feb 12, 2016 LA Times
Nevada will hold Democratic caucuses on Feb. 20 and South Carolina's primary is Feb. 27. Twenty-eight percent of South Carolina’s population is black, and some political observers say a victory there could boost Hillary Clinton and help her make the case that Sen. Bernie Sanders’ support is confined to white liberals.
The black vote was a major factor in 2008 as former President Bill Clinton, whom author Toni Morrison once referred to as the nation’s “first black president,” stumped aggressively for his wife against then-Sen. Barack Obama, causing a rift with some prominent legislative black leaders.
Both candidates have touted endorsements and support from well-known black leaders and thinkers this week as they look to the long primary season ahead.
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