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My Back is Tired From Carrying Democracy: Examining Black Political Behavior
Fri, April 14, 1:15 to 2:45pm CDT (1:15 to 2:45pm CDT), TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session
Section
Chair
Individual Presentations
1:20pm |
The Backbone of Democracy: A study examining the impact of Black women in politics - Shaniqua Williams, West Virginia University
1:30pm |
Devout Democrats: Social Sanctioning, Religious Service Attendance, and Black Political Attitudes - Marcus Hassan Johnson, American University; Mark S. Tenenbaum, American University
1:40pm |
History Matters; the role of history in shaping Black expectations - Reginald Pulley, Georgia State University; Periloux C. Peay, University of Oklahoma
1:50pm |
What Happens When Minority Candidates Win Mayoral Primaries? - Zachary Lorico Hertz, University of California-Berkeley
2:00pm |
The Right to be Heard: The Impact of Social and Partisan Identities in the United States - Russell Gott Brooker, Alverno College; Linda Trautman, Ohio University
Discussants
2:10pm |
Joshua J. Dyck, University of Massachusetts-Lowell
2:10pm |
Gabi Gabriela Vitela, Independent researcher
Audience Participation
2:20pm |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.