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The Politics of Race in Small Southern Towns
36:28 - 41:17 (04:49)
In small southern towns, assumptions about race can play a significant role in local politics. This podcast episode explores how race factors into a local election where three black women are running against three white incumbents.
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A dialogue between two people containing snippets of conversations related to politics and personal life.
36:28 - 38:07 (01:38)
Summary
A dialogue between two people containing snippets of conversations related to politics and personal life.
ChapterThe Politics of Race in Small Southern Towns
EpisodeThe Improvement Association - Ep. 4: ‘Let Them Pull the Red Wagon’
PodcastSerial
The assumption that black voters will always vote for black candidates and white voters for white incumbents can be challenged by increasing black voter turnout in local elections to flip the leadership from white to black.
38:07 - 40:39 (02:32)
Summary
The assumption that black voters will always vote for black candidates and white voters for white incumbents can be challenged by increasing black voter turnout in local elections to flip the leadership from white to black.
ChapterThe Politics of Race in Small Southern Towns
EpisodeThe Improvement Association - Ep. 4: ‘Let Them Pull the Red Wagon’
PodcastSerial
In this podcast, the election night skills of Horace, Prentiss, Arthur, and three women running for town council are put to the test as they await the results in the board of elections building on Peanut Plant Road in the county.
40:39 - 41:17 (00:38)
Summary
In this podcast, the election night skills of Horace, Prentiss, Arthur, and three women running for town council are put to the test as they await the results in the board of elections building on Peanut Plant Road in the county.