political scientist @usc. author: https://teapawt.net/t.co/GRHQHIix89 intersection of race, gender and immigration in American politics. food*politics enthusiast.
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Christian Dyogi Phillips of @uscpoir joins us on Democracy Works this week to discuss her book "Nowhere to Run" and applying an intersectional framework to legislative representation and the decision to run for office.
Listen: democracyworks.simplecast.co…
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"We may write in solitude but we labor in solidarity." –Imani Perry, in something like a sermon on the power of words. Beautiful. #NBAwards
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Breaking: Rep. Karen Bass has defeated businessman Rick Caruso in the Los Angeles mayor’s race, according to an Associated Press projection Wednesday, making her the first woman and second Black Angeleno elected to lead the city in its 241-year history.
latimes.com/california/story…
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It is raining heavily in Los Angeles & other parts of California today. Could this have impact on vote?
Some poli sci research shows yes.
@The_JOP (2007): significantly reduces voter participation by a rate of just less than 1% per inch...."
journals.uchicago.edu/doi/ab…
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5pm ET and the 2022 Midterm Election Voter Poll data is out and posted online, download full results here: 2022electionpoll.us/home/ and some highlights of what to expect today based on this survey of over 12,200 actual voters: 🧵
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New research from @BU_PoliSci's @cmslaughter indicates that optimism is particularly potent among Black women willing to participate in the political process—including signing petitions, joining a community organization, handing out flyers, and voting. ➡️ spr.ly/6005MsaX9
ALT “It’s very easy to fall into the doom and gloom of what’s occurring and our political landscape,” says Christine Slaughter, a Boston University College of Arts & Sciences assistant professor of political science. There are a lot of emotions that can drive people to the polls—hope, anger, fear, belief in a particular candidate or ideology—but Slaughter is particularly interested in the political behavior and participation of Black voters in the United States, especially their optimism.
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New poll alert! I partnered w/ @CSULB's CUPP on a representative poll of Long Beach, CA voters.
Toplines: #1 & #2 issues for voters: Homelessness, crime.
Mayor: Richardson leads Price. Large % of undecideds.
Full results here: cla.csulb.edu/centers/lbcupp…
lbpost.com/news/poll-shows-r…
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Exciting things are happening at LATINAS REPRESENT. Today, with the Center for American Women and Politics @CAWP_RU , we are launching the "Latinas in U.S. Politics 2022" report. Click here to view it all now. latinasrepresent.org/reports… #LATINASREPRESENT #womeninpolitics
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Conference happening next week:
Puentes: Bridging American Politics’ Interest Group and Institutions Research
@ASU_SPGS
@asu_clapr
@ASU
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It's been a looooong time coming but I'm so excited to share that my second book, Closed for Democracy: How Mass School Closures Undermine the Citizenship of Black Americans is coming out next month!!!
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“Latino and Mex. Amer. communities have had a choice about where they’re going to stand in relation to white supremacy and whiteness… and in those tapes, you’re hearing a certain set of commitments to white supremacy.” - @klytlehernandez in the @latimes!
latimes.com/opinion/story/20…
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📢PRIEC family and fans! Join us at the next PRIEC meeting, to be held at @UCRiverside on Friday, Oct. 28 from 10am-4pm.
RSVP 🔗: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
👀 the schedule 👇🏼
ALT Schedule for PRIEC meeting at UCR on 10/28/2022, from 10am-4pm.
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Local SEIU leaders calling on L.A. Councilmembers Nury Martinez, Kevin de León and Gil Cedillo to resign from the council and Los Angeles County Federation of Labor President Ron Herrera to step down from his post.
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SAVE THE DATE! Join @UCLALabor Director Kent Wong & @CFTunion VP @ArleneInouye Oct. 27 at 4 PM for a webinar on Asian American worker history, Asian American studies resources for educators in TK-12 & higher ed, and AAPI racial justice advocacy. 📅 RSVP: buff.ly/3SSkV75
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Today in Score: A look at how many women of color ran for and were nominated in House primaries, with data from @CAWP_RU politico.com/newsletters/wee…
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Regarding which workers are most likely to lose jobs due to aggressive rate hikes by the Fed see this piece by @MaxZahn_ of ABC news featuring comment by @WSpriggs & yours truly along with research by @jhacova abcnews.go.com/Business/fed-…
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For background on protests currently underway in Iran 🇮🇷 following the death of #MahsaAmini at the hands of morality police, here is a 🧵 of five recent articles in @PoliticsGenderJ on gender, veiling, and politics in Iran, with full text links ⬇️
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The @NALEO Latino voter tracking poll - WEEK 2 just dropped and one key finding is that only 1 in 3 Latinos plans to vote in-person on Election day. 2 in 3 will vote early via mail ballot or early in-person. That means the election starts NOW! In FL ballots sent out Sept 29!
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NEW from CAWP:
This new CAWP Research Grant Brief reports on alarming levels of harassment, violence, and threats aimed at American mayors.
And overlapping marginalized identities affect these experiences in significant ways.
Read more:
cawp.rutgers.edu/research/ca…
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✨ New publication from w/ @BrownPhDGirl. We wrote a chapter on "Intersectionality and Political Participation" for the Oxford Handbook. Read, cite, and share! 👇🏿 academic.oup.com/edited-volu…
