Some Black and Latino voters to back Democratic candidates who want a permanent cease-fire in Gaza

The momentum for support of a cease-fire reflects a broader anti-war sentiment that has been spreading across the country at a time of deepening political divides. Unlike wars of the past, the conflict in Gaza is livestreamed across social media in real time, creating a sense of urgency not experienced by previous generations. Voters, especially young people, question engaging in conflicts abroad while the U.S. faces its own problems, such as housing affordability, student debt and climate change.“A lot of our community was seeing the brutality of it on their phones,” said Daisy…