Black Women Voters Torn Between Obama and Clinton
In the beauty parlors that are the social hubs for black women in the Carolinas, loyalties are being tested as voters here contemplate the first Democratic primary in the South.
Clara Vereen, who has been working here in rural eastern South Carolina as a hairstylist for more than 40 of her 61 years, reflects the ambivalence of many black women as she considers both Senator Barack Obama of Illinois and Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York.



New York Times | KATHARINE Q. SEELYE | October 13, 2007 03:29 PM