Kamala Harris is seeking to persuade Black Americans that she can narrow America's centuries-old racial wealth gap, a task that's become urgent as Donald Trump makes inroads with a group that could tip the presidential election. The latest Bloomberg/Morning Consult survey of swing-state voters shows Harris supported by 77% of Black men compared with 88% of Black women, though both numbers have climbed since she replaced Biden atop the ticket. Darrick Hamilton, an economist and professor at the New School who's written extensively on the wealth gap, says the Harris proposals lean in the right direction, by focusing on directing investment and capital toward Black Americans.