Summary
A debate for California governor candidates was called off because only white candidates were included. The event faced criticism for excluding candidates of color who didn't qualify. The University of Southern California, the planned host, was accused of discrimination.
Key Facts
- A debate for California governor candidates was cancelled.
- Only white candidates had qualified to participate in the debate.
- Four Democratic candidates of color did not meet the criteria to participate.
- The University of Southern California was set to host the debate.
- Criticism arose that the event discriminated against candidates of color.
- Both Republican and Democratic candidates were included in the planned lineup.
