Chain reaction : the impact of race, rights, and taxes on American politics : with a new afterword

Abstract

They have come to intersect with an entire range of domestic issues, from welfare policy to suburban zoning practices. In an explosive chain reaction, a new conservative voting majority has replaced the once-dominant Democratic presidential coalition, and a new polarization has pitted major segments of society against another. How did this massive power shift occur? Thomas Byrne Edsall of The Washington Post and Mary D. Edsall provide answers in this compelling analysis, cited by Newsweek as one of the book[s] that shape[d] the debate in the 1992 presidential campaign.

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