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While it's useful to see larger trends of political support, such as white millennials for Bernie, on the streets of Philadelphia there is a far more colorful mosaic.
"I’ve read that Hillary is just another rich, white woman," says Kim Gilby, a Hillary Clinton supporter from Tennessee. "And I mean, yes, I am a middle-aged Caucasian person but I am very, very liberal when it comes to social issues.
"And you can’t assume by looking at someone whether they are for Hillary or Bernie.... I think we have to come together because we really are stronger together."
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