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245 00 Obama and the biracial factor :|bthe battle for a new
American majority.
260 Bristol :|bPolicy Press,|c2012.
300 1 online resource (253 pages)
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505 0 Part I; 1. Obama and the biracial factor: an introduction;
Roots of racialization, structuralism, and power in the
United States; The Iowa primary: toward a new American
majority; Bill Clinton, South Carolina, and neoliberal
narratives of race; Yes we can: toward a "more perfect"
union--New Hampshire and Reverend Wright; What's in a
name? Barack Hussein Obama and anti-Muslim discourse; You
lie: on "post-race" and mixed race representations; The
biracial factor in America.
505 8 Beyond black and white identity politicsThe battle for a
new American majority; 2. Race, multiraciality, and the
election of Barack Obama: toward a more perfect union?1;
The rule of hypodescent: some theoretical considerations;
Black and more than black: toward a more perfect union;
Race and whiteness: the politics of inclusion; Black,
white, and multiracial: a more perfect union; 3. "A
patchwork heritage": multiracial citation in Barack
Obama's Dreams from My Father; Self-representation; The
limits of self-representation; Citing stereotypes;
Conclusion.
505 8 4. Racial revisionism, caste revisited: whiteness,
blackness, and Barack ObamaPart II; 5. Obama Mamas and
mixed race: hoping for "a more perfect union";
Introduction; Methodology; Findings; Obama as a visible
representation of African Americans, people of color, and
people of mixed race; Mending social, political, religious,
and economic divisions in the U.S.; Easing international
political tensions; Mixed race as a metaphor for healing;
Conclusions; 6. Is "no one as Irish as Barack O'Bama?";
Commentary on Obama's racial and ethnic identity; Obama's
own racial and ethnic claims.
505 8 Irish America and the importance of O'BamaObama's
reception in Ireland; Conclusions; Appendix: Lyrics to
'There's No One as Irish as Barack O'Bama' by The Corrigan
Brothers (with Shay Black); 7. Mixed race kin-aesthetics
in the age of Obama; Developing a kin-aesthetic; 8. Mutt
like me: Barack Obama and the mixed race experience in
historical perspective; Mutt, mongrel, mulatto: the
significance of race and etymology; Black and mixed race:
Obama's public and private identities; Mixed race identity
and the mixed race experience.
505 8 The contemporary mulatto: multiraciality and the
multiracial movementAuthenticity and identity: African
America and the fact of blackness; Conclusion: Obama's
multiraciality and hybrid blackness; Part III; 9. A
different kind of blackness: the question of Obama's
blackness and intraracial variation among African
Americans; Introduction; Intraracial variation among
African Americans; The salience of racial variation in
African American lives; Implications; Conclusion; 10.
Avoiding race or following the racial scripts? Obama and
race in the recessionary period of the colorblind era.
506 1 Unlimited number of concurrent users.|5UkHlHU
651 0 United States|xRace relations|xPolitical aspects.
700 1 Jolivétte, Andrew,|d1975-
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