Navigating Political Narratives and Identity

This chapter explores the contributions of African-Americans to history and the complexities of scapegoating in politics, especially concerning a prominent figure perceived as a victim. The discussion critically analyzes the changing media landscape, the implications of public perception on political strategies, and the potential shifts in voter alignment. Additionally, it delves into the dynamics of patriotism, women's voting behaviors, and the broader challenges within the political sphere post-2016 election.