“The diversity Jay brings to the table is part of what makes him a popular candidate. Farah is always trying to claim that position first so he sounds like a copycat if he replies similarly. His only move now is something unexpected.”
“Jay,” Tiffany pivoted. “Same question.”
Jay raised his eyebrows at Farah. “You know, for a long time diversity has been a part of my headline—I check multiple boxes there and I am incredibly proud of my various cultural heritages. But if I get elected, I don’t want that to be the first word people think of when they look back on my gubernatorial term. My actions, my character, and my experiences are what I want heading that resume. That’s what everyone should want.”
The audience applauded his response.
Tiffany and Farah exchanged a glance. When the clapp
