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I have pleasure in announcing the publication of Obama and Race: History, Culture, Politics, a special double issue of Patterns of Prjeudice guest-edited by Richard H. King (vol. 45/1-2). Among the contents, listed below, are two articles that have been granted free online access until 31 December 2011.
Prologue: The riddle of race
Emily Bernard (free access at www.informaworld.com/rpop)
‘A curious relationship’: Barack Obama, the 1960s and the election of 2008
Brian Ward (free access at www.informaworld.com/rpop)
The presence and absence of race
George Lewis
Becoming black, becoming president
Richard H. King
Two great days in Harlem
Photographs by Carmel King
How to read Michelle Obama
Maria Lauret
Barack Obama and the American island of the colour blind
Peter Kuryla
Barack Obama as the post-racial candidate for a post-racial
America: perspectives from Asian America and Hawai‘i
Jonathan Y. Okamura
Barack Obama and the South: demography as electoral opportunity
Donald Beachler
Teaching Obama: history, critical race theory and social work education
Damon Freeman
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