Racism & Misogyny in the 2024 Election

Analyzing Intersectional Barriers in Harris's Campaign

Demographic Voting Patterns

89%
Black Women Support
46%
White Women Support
74%
Black Men Support
38%
White Men Support

Intersectional Analysis

Education and Race Intersection

College-educated women supported Harris at 60%, while non-college women showed 46% support, revealing how educational attainment intersects with gender and race in voting patterns.

Geographic Patterns

Urban voters showed 63% support for Harris, compared to 35% among rural voters, highlighting the urban-rural divide's intersection with racial and gender dynamics.

Media Coverage Analysis

"Research shows women of color receive heightened visibility but face more critical coverage, with media disproportionately focusing on identity rather than qualifications."

Coverage Patterns

  • Disproportionate focus on appearance and personality
  • Over-emphasis on "electability" concerns
  • Excessive scrutiny of personal history

Online Harassment and Disinformation

Documented Patterns

Research revealed coordinated attacks using gender-based themes, intersecting with racial stereotypes and amplified through social media platforms.