Includes bibliographical references (p. 185-196) and index.
Contents:
Introduction: Obama as post-racial? -- Background: race in presidential elections -- Racialized momentum: the two sides of racialization in the primaries -- The general election: the two sides of racialization and short-term political dynamics -- The spillover of racialization -- The racialized voting patterns of racial and ethnic minorities -- The paradox of gender traditionalists' support for Hillary Clinton -- Beyond black and white: Obama as "other" -- Is the Obama presidency post-racial?: evidence from his first year in office.
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