Democratic insiders thought people would vote for Kamala Harris, even if they didn’t like her, to get rid of Trump. But more ...

Black and Hispanic communities are starting to reject identity politics and instead focus on core values, which could signal the end of identity politics and the beginning of a healthy democracy based ...

Link Kamala Harris ever more closely to identity politics. The Times’s Sunday ... Harris has likely never seen a racial disparity that she did not attribute to racism. If black females die of ...

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Black voters — men and women — were the bedrock of the ... changed its name to X and shaped the social media platform’s ...

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The University of Wisconsin Department of Classical and Ancient Near Eastern Studies hosted Halls Visiting Scholar Emily ...

Trump’s “us versus them” framing of issues transformed into unity among Americans of all demographics. From David Mastio: ...

Trump, through sheer force of will, an enduring hold on his base and a campaign operation far savvier than past iterations, ...

Growing up, he said, he heard opinions from both sides of the political ... as the first Black woman to lead a major party into a presidential election, but she has not made her identity a ...