1. “No More Excuses”: Problematic Responses to Barack Obama’s Election

   • Wornie L. Reed
   • Bertin M. Louis Jr.

   Articles 26 February 2009 Pages: 97 - 109

   

2. Black as Brown: The 2008 Obama Primary Campaign and the U.S. Browning of Terror

   • Carmen R. Lugo-Lugo
   • Mary K. Bloodsworth-Lugo

   Articles 10 December 2008 Pages: 110 - 120

3. Representations of Race and Gender in Mainstream Media Coverage of the 2008 Democratic Primary

   • Eileen T. Walsh

   Articles 16 December 2008 Pages: 121 - 130

4. Through the Lens of Black Women: The Significance of Obama’s Campaign

   • Wanda V. Parham-Payne

   Articles 16 December 2008 Pages: 131 - 138

5. African American’s Political Attitudes, Party Affiliation, and Voting Behavior

   • David S. Wallace
   • Amyn Abduk-Khaliq
   • Tiffiny Lee Sia

   Articles 18 April 2008 Pages: 139 - 146

6. Africans as Objects: Hogarth’s Complex Portrayal of Exploitation

   • Sara D. Schotland

   Articles 14 January 2009 Pages: 147 - 163

   

7. Barack Obama and the (In)Significance of His Presidential Campaign

   • Roxanna Harlow

   Commentary 08 October 2008 Pages: 164 - 175

8. When Whites Love a Black Leader: Race Matters in Obamerica

   • Eduardo Bonilla-Silva
   • Victor Ray

   Commentary 06 December 2008 Pages: 176 - 183

9. The New Racial Dialogue: Arriving at Whiteness in the Age of Obama

   • David H. Roane

   Commentary 29 November 2008 Pages: 184 - 186

10. “President-elect Obama: His Symbolic Importance in His Own Words”

    • Angela McMillan Howell

    Book Review 01 December 2008 Pages: 187 - 189

11. Ali, Omar H. In The Balance of Power: Independent Black Politics and Third Party Movements in the United States

    • Rhone Fraser

    Book Review 20 February 2009 Pages: 190 - 194

12. What Obama Means: For Our Culture, Our Politics, Our Future

    • Leland Ware

    Book Review 10 March 2009 Pages: 195 - 197