Sponsored by NYU Wagner's Women of Color Policy Network, Research Center for Leadership in Action, the Alliance of Latino and Latin American Students, and the Wagner Policy Alliance
The 2008 Presidential Primaries have been a forum for many of the critical issues facing the
country. However, race and gender, while examined through the lens of the careers of Senators
Hillary Clinton and Barak Obama, have rarely transcended the candidates. Now that race, class
and gender have been pushed to the surface, how should they be interpreted? How relevant are the
issues to the larger campaign? Irrespective of who wins the White House, how relevant are these
issues to be to the next administration? This forum will use this moment to address the often divergent interests of women, especially white women, and people of color.
Thurs., Jan. 31, 2008
6:30 pm - 8 pm
Location:
Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service,
New York University
The Rudin Family Forum for Civic Dialogue
The Puck Building, 2nd Fl.
295 Lafayette Street
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