Race, politics, and governance in the United States / edited by Huey L. Perry.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 199-206) and index.

Introduction : An analysis of major themes in the concept of deracialization / Huey L. Perry -- Deracialization in statewide politics -- Analyzing the Wilder Administration through the construct of deracialization politics / Alvin J. Schexnider -- The 1990 U.S. Senate election in North Carolina / Charles L. Prysby -- The election of Carol Moseley-Braun in the U.S. Senate race in Illinois / Roger K. Oden -- Deracialization in city and state politics -- The election and governance of David Dinkins as mayor of New York / J. Phillip Thompson -- The election of Norman B. Rice as mayor of Seattle / Mylon Winn and Errol G. Palmer -- The rise and fall of deracialization : Andrew Young as mayor and gubernatorial candidate / Carol A. Pierannunzi and John D. Hutcheson -- The election of Troy Carter to the Louisiana House of Representatives / James L. Llorens, Sharon K. Parsons, and Huey L. Perry -- Critical perspectives on deracialization -- The election and governance of John Daniels as mayor of New Haven / Mary Summers and Philip A. Klinkner -- The deracialization strategy and African American mayoral candidates in Memphis mayoral elections / Sharon D. Wright -- The governance of Kurt Schmoke as mayor of Baltimore / Lenneal J. Henderson, Jr. -- Deracialization : a comprehensive perspective -- Deracialization and the new black politics / Robert B. Albritton [and others] -- Conclusion : The value of deracialization as an analytical construct in American politics / Huey L. Perry.

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