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Journal Article
Shifting Tides: What Black Lives Matter Means in the Two-Party System
2015
Overview
Hillary Clinton, arguably the most popular current Democratic candidate, has not yet experienced such a disruption, maybe due to the fact that her events are less open than Sanders’. Paul’s struggle to gain in the polls is indicative of the main challenge to a shift towards a more race conscious Republican Party: the primary elections. [...]in order for a Republican candidate to even have the chance to gain the support of the majority of African Americans, they must win the primary first, where black voters are almost nonexistent.
Publisher
Brown University Center for Philosophy, Politics, and Economics: Brown Political Review
