From what I'm seeing on twitter, young black people are pro Bernie and older black people

[JRLeft]

are pro Hillary. The generational divide is real.

[TDale313]

1. Same for women.

Basically, young people are feeling the Bern.

[morningfog]

2. Same for all Democrats, unless they are poor and then the

older ones are for Bernie too.

[marlakay]

4. At debate party tonight

A mom bought a Bernie tshirt for her 10 yr old daughter, who was there and excitedly wanted one. They were waiting for to go food not with us.

It was at mexican restaurant in side room but open to rest. Everyone there was at least 50 or older all Bernie fans, but when I went to rest room I noticed young families that probably normally didnt watch who were in main part and all tvs on debate were watching it.

Made me wonder what they were thinking.

[JRLeft]

3. My mom can't stand Bernie and my father can't stand Hillary.

[Truprogressive85]

5. Joy Reid is seeing it on the ground of SC

http://i.imgur.com/niKsCHD

The generational divide over Clinton v Sanders is real among AAs. And the age cutoff we've seen in Columbia SC is not 30, it's closer to 50.

[JRLeft]

6. It's the same way with Latinos too. Young people cannot stand Hillary.

[Recursion]

7. 7% of Americans use Twitter; it's not a good way to judge actual trends (nt)

[JRLeft]

8. I see it here in California, and as Joi Reid reported she's seeing it too.

I'm a generation x kid and I don't know many black people my age or younger who like Hillary.

[JRLeft]

11. Twitter, snap chat, and instagram are a great way to measure

the way young people are thinking.

[nadinbrzezinski]

9. Yup

I am seeting it on Facebook, and have talked to a few (more than a few) local leaders. The divide is around age 45

[Senator Tankerbell]

10. I see it too.

I think this is why:
http://money.cnn.com/2011/11/07/news/economy/wealth_gap_age/