Chapter
Black Voters and Political Attitudes
41:17 - 47:49 (06:32)
The transcript discusses the nuanced attitudes of Black voters towards certain politicians and highlights that individuals within a community do not have homogenous opinions or voting tendencies.
Clips
Despite expecting certain voters to support the three female candidates, the numbers were not in their favor, prompting an inquiry as to what went wrong, with some people suggesting that Minnie Price, the former PAC Treasurer, may provide better insight into the issue.
41:17 - 42:27 (01:09)
Summary
Despite expecting certain voters to support the three female candidates, the numbers were not in their favor, prompting an inquiry as to what went wrong, with some people suggesting that Minnie Price, the former PAC Treasurer, may provide better insight into the issue.
ChapterBlack Voters and Political Attitudes
EpisodeThe Improvement Association - Ep. 4: ‘Let Them Pull the Red Wagon’
PodcastSerial
A woman complains about the way politicians promise things to voters and talks about how her childhood town has changed.
42:27 - 45:13 (02:45)
Summary
A woman complains about the way politicians promise things to voters and talks about how her childhood town has changed. She believes that Cogdale's vision is driving forward the changes in the town.
ChapterBlack Voters and Political Attitudes
EpisodeThe Improvement Association - Ep. 4: ‘Let Them Pull the Red Wagon’
PodcastSerial
Despite an increase in Black voters, the Black candidates that a PAC backed still lost in the municipal elections.
45:13 - 47:49 (02:36)
Summary
Despite an increase in Black voters, the Black candidates that a PAC backed still lost in the municipal elections. The speaker suggests that some upper-class Black voters may have been swayed by benefits from a white candidate's campaign, resulting in prioritizing their own interests over the Black community's interests.