Navigating Political Identity and Urban Governance

This chapter examines the Democratic Party's challenges in retaining working-class voters, particularly within the white evangelical demographic, and questions the impact of candidates' expressions of faith. It further explores the complexities of urban governance and the political climate in America, underlining the need for Democrats to adapt their strategies amid shifting voter sentiments. Additionally, the chapter critiques social media's role in political discourse and emphasizes the importance of engaging beyond ideological bubbles to foster healthier dialogue.