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But Mr. Sharpton said that any attempt by Mr. Green's supporters to portray Mr. Ferrer as running a racially based campaign would become increasingly difficult.

Trying to capitalize on the disappointment that Mr. Ferrer's followers may feel about Mr. Green having won the nomination, Mr. Bloomberg has accused Mr. Green of running a racially divisive campaign.

Mr. Velez announced his support for Mr. Bloomberg in remarks that were heavy with references to the Democratic runoff, when Mr. Green was accused of running a racially and ethnically divisive campaign against Mr. Ferrer.

"I don't think Bill de Blasio is running a racially motivated campaign.

NEW YORK -- Joe Lhota, a Republican candidate for New York City mayor, disagreed on Sunday with Mayor Michael Bloomberg's incendiary comments that the leading Democratic candidate is running a racially charged campaign.

Donald Trump hasn't shied away from running a racially charged campaign, and on Tuesday he held a rally in the birthplace of the Black Lives Matter movement: Sanford, Florida, where Trayvon Martin was killed in 2012.

He finally conceded this year that the US president was born in Hawaii but offered no apology, fuelling the allegation that he had run a racially charged, white nativist campaign.

In an effort to counter those claims, the Green campaign called a news conference at its headquarters that featured several key supporters, of different races and ethnicities, who called for unity and vouched for Mr. Green, saying that he did not run a racially divisive campaign.

They also said Goldsmith had run "a nasty, racially divisive campaign" for mayor of London against Labour's Sadiq Khan.

In addition, Hispanic voters made up a smaller percentage of voters who went to the polls this year, perhaps in reaction to the Democratic primary campaign in which Mr. Green defeated Fernando Ferrer, the Bronx borough president, after accusations that Mr. Green ran a harsh, racially divisive runoff campaign.

The central character, Dushane, is a 19-year-old running a street gang in the racially mixed Summerhouse estate in Hackney, who has ambitions to move into drug dealing.