The Plot Politics Decoded
When Barack Obama was elected President of the United States in 2008, many argued the historical milestone of electing a black president marked a significant turning point in American racial politics and attitudes. In a Gallup poll run at the time, more than two-thirds of Americans said that Obama’s election was either the most important advance for blacks in the past 100 years, or among the top three most important advances.
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