This book probes the challenges and opportunities faced by black women in the national political arena, paying special attention to the role of the media, campaign finance, and changing U. S. demographics as they relate to those standing at the intersection of race and gender within national politics and in potential pursuit of the U. S. presidency.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction
Chapter 1 Black Women's Politics: Historically Innate
Chapter 2 Policy Interests & Women, Minorities & Minority Women
Chapter 3 Through the Lens of Black Women: The Significance of Obama's Campaign
Chapter 4 Race& Gender in National Politics: The Origins and Intersections of the Two
Chapter 5 The Impact of the Media's Portrayal of Black Women
Chapter 6 Network and Campaign Financing
Chapter 7 The Voting Rights Act: 21st Century Changes and Application
Chapter 8 Conclusions, Points of Interest, and Recommendations for Future Research
