Religion, Race, and the American Presidency

The book "Religion, Race, and the American Presidency" is a comprehensive analysis of the roles that racial and religious groups have played in presidential elections over the last forty years.

The contributors examine the complicated relationships between presidents and key racial and religious groups through survey data, interviews, and case studies.

This book provides valuable insights into the effects of race, religion, gender, and ethnic identity on recent American presidential elections.

With a new capstone chapter on the 2008 elections, this paperback edition is an essential resource for anyone interested in understanding the complex dynamics at play in these critical political contests.

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