How the Obama presidency changed the political landscape /
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Santa Barbara, California :
Praeger, an imprint of ABC-CLIO, LLC,
[2017]
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Table of Contents:
- Part One. Race, party affiliation, and the new majority. The body politic : how underrepresented groups can gain political power / Christopher M. Whitt
- The right to vote, 50 years later : do we still need the 1965 VRA? / Blanche M. Radford-Curry
- The Latino vote : growth, influence, and how Obama changed the game / Andrew Martinez and Paola Esmieu
- African Americans, voting, and the Republican party / Donna L. Taylor
- Barack Obama and the youth vote / Glenn L. Starks
- New definitions of progressivism in the age of Obama / Linda D. Tomlinson
- You can't call that mentoring : the fallacy of mentoring in Obama's My brother's keeper / Torie Weiston-Serdan and Arash Daneshzadeh
- The great divider : Obama's influence on trust in government and racial attitudes / Clarissa Peterson and Emmitt Y. Riley III
- Part Two. Coalition building, social media, and political messaging. Body cameras and policing : from Ferguson to Baltimore / MaCherie M. Placide
- President Obama : code-meshing and the power of speech in racial politics / Cassandra Chaney and Kyomi Gregory
- The duplicitous commodification of the Obama presidency : interrogating Barack Obama's sociopolitical assent and relevance through a conscious hip-hop pedagogy / Ahmad R. Washington, Belema Idoniboye, and Marta N. Mack-Washington
- Black women as agents of social change during the Obama presidency / Melissa Brown
- The Black president and the Black body : the intersection of race, class, gender, and violence in America / David O. Fakunle, Calvin J. Smiley, and Marisela B. Gomez
- HBCUs and activism in the post-Obama era / Felecia Commodore and Robert T. Palmer
- Standardized testing, teacher accountability, and the school choice debate / Nicole McZeal-Walters
- Use of deadly force : policing and accountability during the Obama administration / Kimberly J. Rice, Keith Boeckelman, and Casey LaFrance.
