Actually no. She was in Philadelphia surrounded by black people. She's also done things like podcasts/radio shows like the Breakfast Club.

One of the things she did today was point out and tell stories about black people in that very audience in Philadelphia. She actually spoke and listened to these people.

To say that she only talks to white communities while pandering to blacks is quite silly.

Trump did not have to give his speech there, or the warzone of Milwaukee. He could've given his speech at a black church or community center in any other area of WI. But no, instead he chose to go to an almost entirely white community.

On top of that, even if he didn't want to give the speech there. He could still go out and meet with some families there or invite them to speak with him. As other's have said it's about optics, but also understanding.

The black community responds when people actively try to engage and understand what they are about. I am half black, I grew up with the black side of my family in an almost entirely black community of Tulsa, Oklahoma. His speech tonight will not resonate well with that community.