Barack Obama, Post-Racialism, and the New Politics of Triangulation

The book explores the complex relationship between black voters and the political landscape in a seemingly post-racial America, particularly in the context of the first black president. Through interviews with Congressional Black Caucus members, along with empirical data, news reports, academic research, and case law, it delves into the experiences and perspectives of black constituents as they navigate their political engagement and the implications of their support for leadership.