"Thirty-five percent of presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden’s campaign operation are people of color and just over half are women..."

"... according to figures released Saturday under public prodding, after months in which his campaign declined to make that information public. At least 60 percent of the staff is white, a number in line with the percentage of the United States population identifying as such, according to 2019 data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Five percent of the staff opted not to specify a race. When it comes to senior officials — which the campaign said includes nonstaff  'senior consultants who spend the majority of their time on the campaign' — 36 percent are people of color and 58 percent are women. Biden’s campaign provided the data hours after he was pressed on his campaign’s diversity during a virtual presidential town hall hosted by Asian Pacific Islander American Vote. The Washington Post and other news outlets had previously requested information on the campaign’s diversity, which it had refused to provide. The numbers prompted tepid reactions from some Democrats. 'That’s not terrible,' said Aimee Allison, the founder of She the People, a group that promotes women of color in politics. But she added that it did not fully reflect the party’s base."

WaPo reports.

I was going to say: Why did they balk at providing their numbers if the numbers were that good? But then I saw that Aimee Allison remark. Apparently 58% women is not good enough, because women make up more — maybe a lot more — of the Democratic Party's "base."

This is one more example of the never enough phenomenon. I need to make a "never enough" tag. Once you start capitulating to demands, you're opening the door to endless demands. You take down the Confederate General statue, and before long the demand will be to take down the Lincoln statue, and to take down all statues.