Bernie Sanders swept three states in Saturday's Democratic caucuses. Sanders won Washington, Alaska and Hawaii.
And while Sanders' victory can be attributed to a variety of factors, Sanders supporters felt the media only focused on white voters.
For example, CNN wrote of Sanders' victories on Saturday, "These caucus states — largely white and rural — are the type of places Sanders traditionally does well."
Sanders supporters responded with #BernieMadeMeWhite.
It seems a more accurate way to categorize states Sanders has won is by their below-average black and Latino populations.
Washington, Alaska and Hawaii all have below-average black and Latino populations. Vermont, Kansas and Idaho do as well — all states where Sanders has dominated.
