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===Blacks uncomfortable with Buttigieg's sexuality===

===Blacks uncomfortable with Buttigieg's sexuality===

''The New York Times'' reported:

''The New York Times'' reported:

{{quotebox Many of the 24 uncommitted black voters in the groups, men and women of ages 25 to 65, were deeply uncomfortable discussing Mr. Buttigieg’s sexual orientation, the memo said, adding that “they felt the mayor was ‘flaunting’ his sexuality by the very mention of having a husband.”...most party leaders and voters agreed that being a married gay man would cause some discomfort with religious or [[conservative]] black Democrats.<br>

{{quotebox|Many of the 24 uncommitted black voters in the groups, men and women of ages 25 to 65, were deeply uncomfortable discussing Mr. Buttigieg’s sexual orientation, the memo said, adding that “they felt the mayor was ‘flaunting’ his sexuality by the very mention of having a husband.”...most party leaders and voters agreed that being a married gay man would cause some discomfort with religious or [[conservative]] black Democrats.<br>

Mr. Buttigieg’s sexuality may be a factor with religious and white conservative voters as well, but black Democrats are a focal point because they were critical to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and others winning the party nomination in recent years.<br>

Mr. Buttigieg’s sexuality may be a factor with religious and white conservative voters as well, but black Democrats are a focal point because they were critical to Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and others winning the party nomination in recent years.<br>