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Intro -- WHO SHOULD BE FIRST? -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- I. Editorials, Opinions, and Petitions -- 1. Feminists for Peace and Barack Obama -- 2. Feminists for Clinton -- 3. Stop the False Race-Gender Divide: A Call to Action -- 4. Morning in America: A Letter from Feminists on the Election1 -- 5. Duel of Historical Guilts1 -- 6. It's Not as Simple as White Trumping Black or Man Trumping Woman1 -- 7. Sex Versus Race, Again1 -- 8. Obama and the Sisters1 -- II. Personal Refl ections: Having Our Say -- 9. Lest We Forget: An Open Letter to My Sisters Who Are Brave -- 10. Culture Trumps Politics and Gender Trumps Race -- 11. What Would Shirley Chisholm Say? -- 12. Voting for the Girl: Some Thoughts on Sisterhood and Citizenship -- 13. The Sisterhood Split1 -- 14.Hillary Versus the Patriarchy1 -- 15. Hillary Is White1 -- 16. Your Whiteness Is Showing -- 17. Black and for Hillary -- 18. Why I Support Obama -- 19. Daughters of the South, Rise UpOn Generation, Gender, and Race in the 2008 Democratic Election -- 20. Generation Y Refuses Race-Gender Dichotomy -- 21. Why I'm Supporting Barack Obama -- 22. The Obama Feminists: Why Young Women Are Supporting Obama -- 23. Yo Momma -- 24. Feminists Must Heal the Wounds of Racism -- III. Essays: Making Our Case -- 25. Crises of Representation: Hate Messages in Campaign 2008 Commercial Paraphernalia1 -- 26. Goodbye to All That #2 -- 27. Race to the Bottom1 -- 28. Intersectionality: Race and Gender in the 2008 Presidential Nomination Campaign1 -- 29. Does Race Trump Gender?Black Women Negotiating their Spaces of Intersection in the 2008 Presidential Campaign -- 30. The Generation Gap: Graduate Students and Democratic Primaries Spring 2008 -- 31. Michelle Obama on My Mind -- IV. Post-Election: What We Learned -- 32. Why We Need to Stop Obsessing Over Obama.