Gender and Race Differences in Mayors’ Experiences of Violence Teaser Building on a growing body of scholarship on political violence and, especially, political violence perpetrated by the public against women in politics in the U.S. and around the world, we conducted a study of U.S. mayors in 2021 in cities of 10,000 in population and above. The results may be Harnessing the Power of Gendered Emotions: How Women of Color Use Emotional Appeals in their Campaign Messages Teaser Martina Santia and Sylvia Gonzalez examine how women of color use emotions in their campaign messages and how voters react to these messages through two empirical investigations. Understanding Public Opinion Toward Black Women Political Elites Teaser This research tests the applicability of the intersectionality framework to understand whether Black women’s dual race-gender identity puts them at a heightened disadvantage among the American public, relative to their counterparts of other race-gender groups. It asks: are Black women political The Effects of Gender and Race in Asian American Women’s Political Campaigns Teaser This study reveals area of advantage for Asian American women candidates in comparison to white women candidates on various measures of candidate evaluation, something that may stand in contrast to expectations and demonstrates the importance of research that looks at the multiple identities that
