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Blackout, written by Candace Owens, offers a detailed look at African American participation in American politics, focusing on how party affiliation, membership requirements, and political ideologies shape civic engagement. The book analyzes the roles of the Democratic and Republican parties, discusses identity politics, and weighs the impacts of conservatism and liberalism on African American communities. It also serves as a commentary on contemporary political science and social science themes, having been recognized as a New York Times bestseller.
First publish date: 2020
Genre: Politics & Government/Political Theory
Authors: Candace Owens
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