Fracture

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The book delves into the Democratic Party's complex relationship with race, exploring its historical evolution from the civil rights movement to Barack Obama's presidency. Joy-Ann Reid analyzes key figures like Jesse Jackson, Shirley Chisholm, and Bill Clinton, while questioning the challenges Obama faced in addressing racial issues. She also contrasts Hillary Clinton's views on race with those of Obama and her husband. The narrative highlights the diverse factions within the party and their potential impact on future electoral success.