Courting Black Voters in a Race to Be New York’s First Black Attorney General
Part of the contest between Letitia James and Keith Wofford is about the candidates persuading black voters that they support issues that affect black communities, political observers say.
Courting Black Voters in a Race to Be New York’s First Black Attorney General
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