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schema:articleBody	Rapper Sean "Diddy" Combs led more than 100 prominent African-American men Monday in penning an open letter urging presidential candidate Joe Biden to choose a woman of color as his running mate. The presumptive Democratic nominee is expected to announce his vice presidential pick in the coming days, ahead of next week's Democratic National Convention. The group, including radio host Charlamagne Tha God and faith leaders like Reverend William Barber, warned that failing to choose a woman of color would cost Biden the election against President Donald Trump. "For too long black women have been asked to do everything from rally the troops to risk their lives for the Democratic Party with no acknowledgment, no respect, no visibility, and certainly not enough support," they wrote. "Failing to select a black woman in 2020 means you will lose the election," they added. "We don't want to choose between the lesser of two evils and we don't want to vote the devil we know versus the devil we don't because we are tired of voting for devils -- period." The men said the letter -- also signed by civil rights attorney Benjamin Crump -- is a mark of "solidarity" with some 700 black women leaders who wrote Biden last week calling on him to choose a woman of color. Both groups highlighted the excessive criticism and scrutiny to which several of the leading contenders for the post, including Senator Kamala Harris and former national security advisor Susan Rice, have been subjected in recent weeks. Other women in the running are House Democrats Karen Bass and Val Demings, who are black, and Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer and senators Elizabeth Warren and Tammy Duckworth. mlm/ft
schema:headline	100 prominent black men urge Biden to pick woman of color for VP
schema:mentions	Governor of Massachusetts Sean Combs 2016 Democratic National Convention Protest Tammy Duckworth Susan Rice Urge (digital music service) Gretchen Whitmer Civil and political rights History of the United States Democratic Party Lawyer Elizabeth Warren African Americans Michigan Kamala Harris Joe Biden President of the United States Donald Trump William Barber II Charlamagne tha God Karen Bass Val Demings Benjamin Crump Radio personality
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schema:datePublished	2020-08-10 (xsd:date)
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