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Author: Kimberly Peeler-Allen

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A Little Fannie Lou: Why Black Women Run for Office

Kimberly Peeler-Allen

Black women have never been apathetic to the marginalization that their families and their communities face, to the marginalization that they face themselves. Their resolve to confront that marginalization fuels Black women’s political participation. We saw that in 2018. We’ll see it again in 2020.

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Born for a Time Such as This: What Stacey Abrams’ Win Means for Black Women in Politics Across the Country

Glynda Carr and Kimberly Peeler-Allen

Stacey Abrams’ primary win makes clear the possibilities that exist when Black women candidates are afforded support based on their track records, qualifications and policies, instead of their skin color.

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