Harris and Trump campaigns are targeting Black men, but many say they feel neglected

Interviews in recent weeks with more than two dozen Black men across two of the most critical battleground states — Pennsylvania and Georgia — offer a broader context for what polls have shown. Many of these men expressed feelings of being overlooked in the political discourse, despite the campaigns' efforts to engage them. They conveyed a strong desire for candidates to address their specific concerns rather than relying on generic outreach strategies. The article emphasizes the importance of genuine engagement with Black male voters in order to secure their support in the upcoming election.