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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Nyron N. CrawfordPublisher: New York University Press Imprint: New York University Press Weight: 0.449kg ISBN: 9781479816323ISBN 10: 1479816329 Pages: 208 Publication Date: 21 May 2024 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand ![]() We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsReviews"""Crawford not only adds new knowledge to the study of political scandals but also adds to the long list of social science and health research on the devastating consequences of racism in the United States. Marked Men is a timely, important contribution to the study of political scandals.""-- ""Jas M. Sullivan, co-author of African American Coping in the Political Sphere"" ""In a time when conversations about corruption in government and racial inequity are more relevant than ever, Nyron N. Crawford explores how Black Americans react to scandals. Beyond expanding our understanding of political misdeeds and their consequences, this carefully-written and thought-provoking book inspires us to challenge preconceived ideas about the complex interplay between politics, race, and public perception.""-- ""Ray Block Jr., co-author of Black Networks Matter"" ""In Marked Men, Crawford argues that the Black community's often-justified concerns of biased treatment of Black politicians by White political and media elites gives rise to what he calls 'racialized suspicion, ' which helps to explain their enduring support for these leaders even when they have been accused of serious misdeeds. I was both engaged and informed by this original take on a familiar issue.""-- ""Vincent Hutchings, author of Public Opinion and Democratic Accountability: How Citizens Learn About Politics"" ""Marked Men makes an important contribution to the Black urban politics literatures. Crawford shows that even when Black elected officials face accusations of scandal, Black voters are making good political decisions when they support those candidates. Crawford's theory gives agency to Black voters.""-- ""Andrea Benjamin, author of Racial Coalition Building in Local Elections: Elite Cues and Cross-Ethnic Voting""" In a time when conversations about corruption in government and racial inequity are more relevant than ever, Nyron N. Crawford explores how Black Americans react to scandals. Beyond expanding our understanding of political misdeeds and their consequences, this carefully-written and thought-provoking book inspires us to challenge preconceived ideas about the complex interplay between politics, race, and public perception. * Ray Block Jr., co-author of Black Networks Matter * In Marked Men, Crawford argues that the Black community’s often-justified concerns of biased treatment of Black politicians by White political and media elites gives rise to what he calls ‘racialized suspicion,’ which helps to explain their enduring support for these leaders even when they have been accused of serious misdeeds. I was both engaged and informed by this original take on a familiar issue. * Vincent Hutchings, author of Public Opinion and Democratic Accountability: How Citizens Learn About Politics * Crawford not only adds new knowledge to the study of political scandals but also adds to the long list of social science and health research on the devastating consequences of racism in the United States. Marked Men is a timely, important contribution to the study of political scandals. * Jas M. Sullivan, co-author of African American Coping in the Political Sphere * Marked Men makes an important contribution to the Black urban politics literatures. Crawford shows that even when Black elected officials face accusations of scandal, Black voters are making good political decisions when they support those candidates. Crawford’s theory gives agency to Black voters. * Andrea Benjamin, author of Racial Coalition Building in Local Elections: Elite Cues and Cross-Ethnic Voting * """In a time when conversations about corruption in government and racial inequity are more relevant than ever, Nyron N. Crawford explores how Black Americans react to scandals. Beyond expanding our understanding of political misdeeds and their consequences, this carefully-written and thought-provoking book inspires us to challenge preconceived ideas about the complex interplay between politics, race, and public perception."" * Ray Block Jr., co-author of Black Networks Matter * ""In Marked Men, Crawford argues that the Black community’s often-justified concerns of biased treatment of Black politicians by White political and media elites gives rise to what he calls ‘racialized suspicion,’ which helps to explain their enduring support for these leaders even when they have been accused of serious misdeeds. I was both engaged and informed by this original take on a familiar issue."" * Vincent Hutchings, author of Public Opinion and Democratic Accountability: How Citizens Learn About Politics * ""Crawford not only adds new knowledge to the study of political scandals but also adds to the long list of social science and health research on the devastating consequences of racism in the United States. Marked Men is a timely, important contribution to the study of political scandals."" * Jas M. Sullivan, co-author of African American Coping in the Political Sphere * ""Marked Men makes an important contribution to the Black urban politics literatures. Crawford shows that even when Black elected officials face accusations of scandal, Black voters are making good political decisions when they support those candidates. Crawford’s theory gives agency to Black voters."" * Andrea Benjamin, author of Racial Coalition Building in Local Elections: Elite Cues and Cross-Ethnic Voting *" Author InformationNyron N. Crawford is Associate Professor of Political Science and Faculty Fellow in the Public Policy Lab at Temple University. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |