@CNN: Bernie Sanders discusses how he will address African-American voters’ concerns about him: “I will work in hard as I can, number 1, to have a cabinet that reflects what America is, and number 2…end all forms of racism in this country.” #SandersTownHall https://t.co/aYTul5ggvA https://t.co/QR4IgsVj87

February 25, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

Bernie Sanders discusses how he will address African-American voters’ concerns about him: “I will work in hard as I can, number 1, to have a cabinet that reflects what America is, and number 2…end all forms of racism in this country.” #SandersTownHall https://t.co/aYTul5ggvA pic.twitter.com/QR4IgsVj87

— CNN (@CNN) February 26, 2019

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