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Race: Formal Political Power

This board explores racial patterns of political participation and exclusion and how white supremacy works through the formal political system.
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Source: Democracy Fund / UCLA Nationscape Survey / The Economist
In 2016, 58% of whites voted for Donald Trump, while only 8% of Blacks did the same. Source New York Times / Edison Research

Race: Voter Demographics

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From passage of the #SB202 voter suppression bill targeted at Black and brown voters to the arrest of a Black legislator who was advocating for the voting rights of her constituents, today was a reminder of Georgia's dark past. We must fight for the future of our democracy #gapol ~ @staceyabrams State Representative Park Cannon is shown being arrested at the Georgia State Capitol Building.

Race: Suffrage, Voter Suppression & Disenfranchisement

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"The First Colored Senator and Representatives in the 41st and 42nd Congress of the United States," 1872 Artist: Currier & Ives / Library of Congress
Since the 15th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution granted Black Americans the right to vote in 1870, 125 African-Americans have served in the United States Congress. Only 6 of those have served in the Senate, ad never has there been more than one African-American Senator serving at a time. Source: Greg Emerson Bocquet
Whites Make Up Larger Share of Congress Than of U.S. Population Source: Pew Research Center

Race: Political Leadership

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From passage of the #SB202 voter suppression bill targeted at Black and brown voters to the arrest of a Black legislator who was advocating for the voting rights of her constituents, today was a reminder of Georgia's dark past. We must fight for the future of our democracy #gapol ~ @staceyabrams State Representative Park Cannon is shown being arrested at the Georgia State Capitol Building. Democracy, Politics, The Future Of Us, Georgia State, Capitol Building
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From passage of the #SB202 voter suppression bill targeted at Black and brown voters to the arrest of a Black legislator who was advocating for the voting rights of her constituents, today was a reminder of Georgia's dark past. We must fight for the future of our democracy #gapol ~ @staceyabrams State Representative Park Cannon is shown being arrested at the Georgia State Capitol Building.
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See the red box? Until then, she would have been enslaved. See the blue box? Until then, she couldn’t vote. Yellow box? Until then, she had to attend a segregated school. The green one? Until then she couldn’t have her own bank account. Us History, Women In History, Black History, President Election, Vice President, Intersectionality, Kamala Harris
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See the red box? Until then, she would have been enslaved. See the blue box? Until then, she couldn’t vote. Yellow box? Until then, she had to attend a segregated school. The green one? Until then she couldn’t have her own bank account.
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"The N****r Must Go And The Chinese Must Go. The Poor Barbarians Can't Understand Our Civilized Republican Form Of Government." Source: Harper's Weekly, September 13, 1879, p. 721. Chinese American, Political Satire, Political Cartoons, Chinese Cartoon, The Sandlot, Form Of Government, Nigger, Black Cover
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"The N****r Must Go And The Chinese Must Go. The Poor Barbarians Can't Understand Our Civilized Republican Form Of Government." Source: Harper's Weekly, September 13, 1879, p. 721.
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"The First Colored Senator and Representatives in the 41st and 42nd Congress of the United States," 1872 Artist: Currier & Ives / Library of Congress Reconstruction Era, Black Authors, Jim Crow, F 14, Democratic Party, Library Of Congress, Historian, American Artists
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Most Trump voters say Islam encourages violence more than other faiths; Biden voters overshelmingly say it does not, 2020 Source: Pew Research Center Gop, Democrats, Sociologist, Barriers, Prioritize
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Most Trump voters say Islam encourages violence more than other faiths; Biden voters overshelmingly say it does not, 2020 Source: Pew Research Center
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Generation gap widens over perceptions of whether it is more difficult to be Black than White in the U.S., 2020 Source: Pew Research Center Generation Gap, White Person, Perception
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Generation gap widens over perceptions of whether it is more difficult to be Black than White in the U.S., 2020 Source: Pew Research Center
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Since 2016, more voters -- particularly Democrats -- say it's more difficult to be Black than White in U.S., 2020 Source: Pew Research Center
Since 2016, more voters -- particularly Democrats -- say it's more difficult to be Black than White in U.S., 2020 Source: Pew Research Center
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In 2016, 58% of whites voted for Donald Trump, while only 8% of Blacks did the same. Source New York Times / Edison Research Romney, Presidential Election, Edison, York
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In 2016, 58% of whites voted for Donald Trump, while only 8% of Blacks did the same. Source New York Times / Edison Research
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