Black Elected Officials and Public Policy

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• The South Carolina Legislative Black Caucus, 1970 to 1988

  Open Access•Willie M Legette•Journal of Black Studies•2000

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• Even at the Turning of the Tide

  Open Access•Brenda Sullivan•Journal of Black Studies•2000

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• Race, Political Empowerment, and Minority Perceptions of Judicial Fairness

  Open Access•L Marvin Overby, Robert D Brown et al.•Social Science Quarterly•2005

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• Local Authority Bureaucracies

  Open Access•Dag Ingvar Jacobsen•Public Administration•2012

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• The Election of Black Mayors, 1977∗

  JOHN O LOUGHLIN•Annals of the Association of…•1980

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• Does Descriptive Race Representation Enhance Institutional Legitimacy? The Case of the U.S. Courts

  Nancy Scherer, Brett Curry•The Journal of Politics•2010

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• "Should Blacks Represent Blacks and Women Represent Women? A Contingent "Yes

  Joanna Mansbridge, Jane Mansbridge•The Journal of Politics•1999

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• Elected Officials, Empowered Voters

  Open Access•Mark Hayes, Cara Wong et al.•Political Behavior•2024

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• Steel Poles Give Back No Sweat

  Quincy Troupe•The Black Scholar•1977

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• Whatever Happened to the Politics of Black Liberation

  William Strickland•The Black Scholar•1975

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• The Congressional Black Caucus

  Marguerite Ross Barnett•The Black Scholar•1977

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• A. Overview of the Issue

  Open Access•Dorothy Buckton James, Dorothy James•Policy Studies Journal•1974

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