Race is playing a contentious role in a campaign for a Minneapolis city council seat. The two candidates are both African American. Natalie Johnson Lee and Don Samuels are competing to represent the 5th ward in North Minneapolis. The campaign is a vigorous competition between the candidates on who would be best to serve the ward. But it has also become an occasionally ugly battle over which is the best black leader to sit in City Hall. This story contains language that some may find offensive. Minnesota Public Radio's Brandt Williams reports.