Who should be first? : feminists speak out on the 2008 presidential campaign / edited by Beverly Guy-Sheftall and Johnnetta Betsch Cole.
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Albany, N.Y. :
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Table of Contents:
- Feminists for peace and Barack Obama / Frances Anderson ... [et al.]
- Feminists for Clinton / Christine Stansell
- Stop the false race-gender divide / Ann Russo and Melissa Spatz
- Morning in America: a letter from feminists on the election / Patricia J. Williams
- Duel of historical guilts / Maureen Dowd
- It's not as simple as white trumping black or man trumping woman / Patricia J. Williams
- Sex versus race, again / Tracy A. Thomas
- Obama and the sisters / Melissa Harris-Lacewell
- Lest we forget: an open letter to my sisters who are brave / Alice Walker
- Culture trumps politics and gender trumps race / Carol Moseley Braun
- What would Shirley Chisholm say? / Mark Anthony Neal
- Voting for the girl: some thoughts on sisterhood and citizenship / Pearl Cleage
- The sisterhood split / Jessica Valenti
- Hillary versus the patriarchy / Erica Jong
- Hillary is white / Zillah Eisenstein
- Your whiteness is showing / Tim Wise
- Black and for Hillary / Tara Roberts
- Why I support Obama / Andrea Guerrero
- Daughters of the south, rise up: on generation, gender, and race in the 200.8 Democratic election / Cassie Premo Steele
- Generation Y refuses race-gender dichotomy / Courtney E. Martin
- Why I'm supporting Barack Obama / Katha Pollitt
- The Obama feminists: why young women are supporting Obama / Ariel Garfinkel
- Yo mamma / Linda Hirshman
- Feminists must heal the wounds of racism / Aishah Shahidah Simmons
- Crises of representation: hate messages in campaign 2008 commercial paraphernalia / Jane Caputi
- Goodbye to all that #2 / Robin Morgan
- Race to the bottom / Betsy Reed
- Intersectionality: race and gender in the 2008 presidential nomination campaign / Dianne M. Pinderhughes
- Does race trump gender?: Black women negotiating their spaces of intersection in the 2008 presidential campaign / Cynthia Neal Spence
- The generation gap: graduate students and democratic primaries spring 2008 / A. Lynn Bolles
- Michelle Obama on my mind / Arica L. Coleman
- Why we need to stop obsessing over Obama / Andrea Smith
- Learning from a year of hope and hard choices / Gloria Steinem
- Reading Obama: collective responsibilities and the politics of tears / M. Jacqui Alexander, Gail Lewis, and Gloria Wekker.