Intersectional linked fate and political representation

Sarah Allen Gershon · Celeste Montoya · Christina E. Bejarano · Nadia E. Brown

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Gender Politics and Representation Electoral Systems and Political Participation Feminist Theory and Gender Studies

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In the last several elections, there has been a substantial diversification of political candidates both at the national and state level, particularly in the Democratic Party. This includes record ...

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