Obama suggested that black men opposing Harris might be uncomfortable with the idea of a female president, urging them to support her candidacy.
Recent polls indicate Trump has made inroads with Black male voters, with 26% of Black men under 50 supporting him compared to 49% for Harris.
Harris's campaign is struggling to generate enthusiasm, especially among Black male voters. Her background as a prosecutor and perceived lack of differentiation from Biden are hurting her chances. Trump's growing support among Black voters suggests a shift in political allegiances and dissatisfaction with Democratic policies.