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1. Aufsässige Leben, schöne Experimente

   Von rebellischen schwarzen Mädchen, schwierigen Frauen und radikalen Queers | Wie junge schwarze Frauen vor hundert Jahren die Freiheit erfanden
   Author: Hartman, Saidiya

   Published: 2022

   Publisher:  Ullstein Ebooks, Berlin

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   Source:	Union catalogues
   Contributor:	Jäger, Anna (Übersetzer)
   Language:	German
   Media type:	Ebook
   Format:	Online
   ISBN:	9783843726627
   Other identifier:	9783843726627 urn: urn:nbn:de:101:1-2022041416330897448135
   Edition:	1. Auflage
   Subjects:	Gewalttätigkeit; Schwarze; Mord
   Other subjects:	(Produktform)Electronic book text; (BISAC Subject Heading)BIO006000; (BISAC Subject Heading)SOC000000; Kolonialismus; Feminismus; Sklaverei; Amerikanischer Bürgerkrieg; Slum; New York; Jim Crow; Philadelphia; Chigago; Südstaaten; Segregation; Rassismus; Plantage; Soziologie; Unterdrückung; Befreiung; White Supremacy; Weiblichkeit; Gender; Race; Sexualität; Gewalt; (VLB-WN)9973; (BISAC Subject Heading)SOC000000: SOCIAL SCIENCE / General; (BISAC Subject Heading)HIS038000: HISTORY / Americas (North, Central, South, West Indies); (BISAC Subject Heading)POL045000: POLITICAL SCIENCE / Colonialism & Post-Colonialism; (BISAC Subject Heading)SOC054000: SOCIAL SCIENCE / Slavery; (BISAC Subject Heading)BIO006000: BIOGRAPHY & AUTOBIOGRAPHY / Historical
   Scope:	Online-Ressource, 432 Seiten

2. The effect of propaganda on elections

   evidence from the post-Reconstruction South
   Author: Winfree, Paul

   Published: April 2022

   Publisher:  Queen's University Centre for Economic History, Belfast

   Newspapers in the post-Reconstruction South disseminated propaganda accusing Black voters of excessive public corruption. This paper analyzes new data showing that propaganda influenced election outcomes by weakening biracial political coalitions... more

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   Newspapers in the post-Reconstruction South disseminated propaganda accusing Black voters of excessive public corruption. This paper analyzes new data showing that propaganda influenced election outcomes by weakening biracial political coalitions that challenged the Democratic Party immediately before the adoption of new constitutions legally disenfranchising Black voters. These new constitutions reinforced Democratic control of Southern governments that lasted decades into the twentieth century. Specifically, I find evidence that insinuations of public corruption motivated voters to the polls and split the support for biracial coalitions that may have challenged control of the Democratic Party. I also find evidence that large changes in exposure to propaganda were needed to influence election outcomes when voters were routinely exposed to propaganda.

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   Source:	Union catalogues
   Language:	English
   Media type:	Book
   Format:	Online
   Other identifier:	hdl: 10419/253540
   Series:	QUCEH working paper series ; 22, 06
   Subjects:	disenfranchisement; corruption; election outcomes; Reconstruction; Jim Crow; media bias
   Scope:	1 Online-Ressource (circa 63 Seiten), Illustrationen