Index

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AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) people, 158, 219
ABC News, 114
Abernathy, Ralph, 59
abortion, 194
Abrams, Robert, 135
Abrams, Stacey, 134–138, 176–177, 189, 191, 217–221
Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, 133
affirmative action, 8, 194, 202–203
Alabama, 201
Alabama Forward, 201
Allen v. Milligan, 201
alt-right, 111–116
American Freedom Party, 89
American history, teaching of, 12
American Renaissance, 89, 111
Anderson, Martin Lee, 52
Anglin, Andrew, 118, 123
Anti-Defamation League, 123–124
Antiracist Baby (Kendi), 190
Apprentice, The, 86
AP VoteCast, 177
Arab Spring (2011), 143
Arbery, Ahmaud, 145
Arizona, 92
Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project, 156
Arradondo, Medaria, 150
Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) people, 158, 219
Asian Americans, 158
Asian Americans Advancing Justice, 205
Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The, 46
Atwood, Margaret, 198
Austin, Lloyd, 186

Babbitt, Ashli, 172
backlash, right-wing, 11, 87–90, 93–95, 99–104
Baker, Ella, 162
Bakke, Allan, 203
Baltimore, Md., 133
Bannon, Steve, 115–116, 117
Bass, Karen, 189
Baton Rouge, La., 96, 98
Beck, Glenn, 38, 57
Bell, Sean, 70
Benedict XVI, Pope, 44
Benghazi, Libya, 117
Biden, Joe, and administration
- and Stacey Abrams, 136
- and BLM, 177–178
- inauguration of, 175–176
- January 6 insurrection, 173–174
- and police reform, 182–183
- presidential campaign (2020), 159–167
- presidential election (2020), 168–169
- and QAnon, 172
Big Boi, 44
bin Laden, Osama, 40–41
Birmingham, Ala., 208
Black Alliance for Just Immigration, 131
“Black Census,” 131
Black churches, 19–20, 58
Black Enterprise magazine, 48
Black Futures Lab, 131, 161
Black Lives Matter (BLM), 79–83
- and affirmative action programs, 205
- decline of, 192–196
- as organization, 106–110, 131
- origin of platform, 65
- and presidential election (2016), 120
- scandals in, 177–181
Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, 161, 179
Black Muslims, 69
Black Panther (film), 130
Black Panthers, 69, 108
Black Twitter users, 60, 108
Black Visions Collective, 107
Black voters, 16–17, 35, 108–109, 161–162, 168, 176–177, 181
Black Voters Matter, 135
Blake, Jacob, 163
BLM. see Black Lives Matter
Bloomberg, Michael, 159
Bluest Eye, The (Morrison), 198
Booker, Cory, 159, 182
“border crisis,” 90
Border Patrol, 118–119
Bouie, Jamelle, 40
Bowers, Robert, 125
Bratton, Bill, 93–94
Breitbart, 115, 116, 117–118
Breitbart, Andrew, 115
Brennan Center for Justice, 135–136, 201
Breyer, Stephen, 188–189
Brooks, Cornell, 102
Brown, Michael, 1, 72–74, 77–78, 81
Brown v. Board of Education, 214
Buchanan, Pat, 115–116
Buffalo, N.Y., 13
Bush, George H. W., 89
Bush, George W., 17, 92, 98
business community, 217–218
Butterfield, G. K., 110
Buttigieg, Pete, 159

California, 90, 221
Campbell, Sean, 181
cancel culture, 122, 142
Canedy, Dana, 130
Capitol, storming of, 173–174, 215
Capitol police, 173–174
Capuano, Michael, 129
Carmichael, Stokely, 59
Carville, James, 17
Castile, Philando, 96–97, 99, 145
Castro, Julián, 159
CBS This Morning, 52
cell phone video, 70–71, 97
Census Bureau, 216
Center for American Progress, 220
Center for Antiracist Research, 206–207
Chaney, James, 135
Change.org, 53
Charleston, S.C., 13, 112
Charlottesville, Va., 13, 112
Chauvin, Derek, 148
Chicago Defender, The, 41
Chicago Sun-Times, 27
Childs, J. Michelle, 189–190
Christie, Chris, 77
civilian shooting of police officers, 97–99
Civil War, teaching of, 12
Cleveland, Ohio, 180
Clinton, Bill, 16–17, 95
Clinton, Hillary
- Colin Kaepernick on, 100
- presidential campaign (2008), 29
- presidential campaign (2016), 95, 99–100, 103, 117
- and QAnon, 172
- responses to killings of Black men and police, 96, 98
Clyburn, James, 16, 32, 160, 177–178, 190, 213, 220
Coates, Ta-Nehisi, 78
Coburn, Tom, 28
Color of Change, 143–144, 206
Combs, Sean “P. Diddy,” 53
Comey, James, 94
Commission on Civil Rights, 135
Confederate statues, 112, 155
Congress, 118th, 218
Congressional Black Caucus, 109–110
Congressional elections (2020), 176
Connor, “Bull,” 156
consent decrees, 119
conservative talk shows, 87–88
Conyers, John, 129
Council of Conservative Citizens, 111
COVID-19 pandemic, 152, 194, 199
Cox, Laverne, 107
Critical Race Theory, 142, 196–200
Crump, Ben, 51–55, 57–58, 214
Cruz, Ted, 189–190
Cullors, Patrisse
- on 2020 election, 168
- and Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, 160–161
- confrontation of politicians, 109
- and decline of BLM, 106–107
- and January 6 insurrection, 174
- on Van Jones, 123
- and killing of Michael Brown, 79–80
- on Tyre Nichols, 193–194
- and origins of BLM, 65
- resignation from BLM, 177–181
- When They Call You a Terrorist, 132
Cummings, Elijah, 133
Cunningham, Kevin, 52–53

DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals), 92
Daily Stormer, 112, 115, 118
Dallas, Tex., 97–98
Davids, Sharice, 126
Davis, Troy, 42–48, 54, 58
death penalty, 43–44
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), 92
Definers, 144
Definers strategy, 144
“Defund the Police,” 194, 220
DEI. see diversity, equity and inclusion
Demings, Val, 189
Democratic National Convention (2004), 15
Democratic National Convention (2016), 103
Department of Homeland Security, 170
DeSantis, Ron, 196–198, 200
Descovich, Tina, 199
DiAngelo, Robin, 131
Discord (social media network), 112
Ditka, Mike, 27
diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), 140, 142, 194
Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, 194
Douglass, Frederick, 25–26, 209, 216
Drudge Report, 112
Du Bois, W. E. B., 25–26
Dukakis, Michael, 89
Duke, David, 89, 111, 112, 114, 118, 123
Durbin, Dick, 22

Ebenezer Baptist Church (Atlanta, Ga.), 44
Ebony magazine, 75–76
Edison Research, 160
education, 8, 12, 143, 200
Edwards, John, 16
election denial, 170–173
Electoral College, 222
Electoral Justice Project, 130
Elle magazine, 100
El Paso, Tex., 144
Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church (Charleston, S.C.), 13, 111
Emmett Till Antilynching Act, 187–188
Evers, Medgar, 134

Facebook, 143–144
Fair Fight, 137
Fair Sentencing Act, 120
Family Leadership Summit, 87
Ferguson, Mo., 1, 3, 6, 71–76, 79
First Step Act, 122–123
Flamer, 198
Florida, 50, 143, 196–199
Floyd, George, 147–159. see also George Floyd Justice in Policing Act
- killing of, 147–149
- protests in response to killing of, 149–155, 215
- Republican response to killing of, 155–159
Floyd, Gianna, 163
Fort Bragg, 186
Fort Cavazos, 186
Fort Gregg-Adams, 186
Fort Hood, 186
Fort Lee (Virginia), 186
Fort Liberty, 186
Fox network, 56–57
Fox News, 87, 197
Frazier, Darnella, 148–149
Frederick, Wayne, 214
Freedom Summer, 134–135
Freedom to Vote Act, 183
Freeman, Emanuel, 74
Freeman-Coulbary, Joy, 46
Fulton, Sybrina, 53–54
Furman v. Georgia, 45

Gaetz, Matt, 124
Gallup polls, 102, 170, 202, 218
Galveston, Tex., 184
Garcia Zarate, Jose, 119
Garner, Eric, 1, 66–68, 71–72, 81
Garza, Alicia
- and Hillary Clinton, 95, 100–101
- and decline of BLM, 106–107, 131
- and Ferguson, Mo., 80–82
- on killing of George Floyd, 150
- and presidential election (2016), 120–121
- as target of white supremacist, 143
- and voter registration, 161–162
- and Zimmerman verdict, 64
Gaspard, Patrick, 220
Gates, Henry Louis, 39–40, 55
gay marriage, 218
Gender Queer (Kobabe), 198
George Floyd Justice in Policing Act, 182
Georgetown University, 80
Georgia, 43, 45, 47, 134–136, 176
Glaude, Eddie, Jr., 75, 78
Goldberg, Michelle, 206
Goldwater, Barry, 115
Goodman, Andrew, 135
Goodman, Eugene, 171
Gordon Granger, 184
Gore, Al, 17
Gorka, Sebastian, 118
Granholm, Jennifer, 15
Grant, Oscar, 70–71
Gray, Freddie, 119
Green, Makia, 175
Green New Deal, 128
Gregg v. Georgia, 45
Grutter v. Bollinger, 203–204
Guardian, The, 64

Haaland, Deb, 126
Haley, Nikki, 185
Hammer, MC, 53
Handmaid’s Tale, The (Atwood), 198
Hannah-Jones, Nikole, 138–139
Hannity, Sean, 56, 173
Hansberry, Lorraine, 212
Harper, Shaun, 175
Harpo Productions, 139
Harris, Kamala, 159, 161, 166, 176, 185, 187–189
Harris, Leslie M., 139
Harvard University, 203
hate crimes, 110, 186–187
Hate U Give, The (Thomas), 131
Hawley, Josh, 174
Hayes, James, 77
Hebrew Immigration Aid Society (HIAS), 125
Henderson, Wade, 53, 217
Hewitt, Damon, 188
Heyer, Heather, 113
HIAS (Hebrew Immigration Aid Society), 125
Hispanic people, 91–92. see also Latino people
Holder, Eric, 45, 61, 75
Horton, Willie, 89
Howard University, 30, 43, 53, 156, 211–215
How to Be an Antiracist (Kendi), 131
Hurricane Katrina, 28

“I Can’t Breathe,” 67
Illinois State Senate, 19
immigration, 86–89, 91–93, 119, 218–219
incarceration, 63, 121–123
InfoWars, 112, 144
Ingraham, Laura, 173
International Organization for Migration, 218
interracial marriage, 218
In These Times magazine, 47
Ipsos, 217

Jackson, Jesse
- Black pride, 216
- and Florida march, 54
- at funeral of Michael Brown, 77
- in Kenosha, Wisc., 164
- and Barack Obama, 19–20, 30–33, 35–36
- presidential campaigns (1984, 1988), 16
Jackson, Jesse, Jr., 32
Jackson, Ketanji Brown, 189–191, 201, 204–205, 208
Jackson, Sarah J., 57
Jackson, Stonewall, 112
James, LeBron, 53, 81, 100
January 6 insurrection, 173–174, 215
Jealous, Benjamin, 43, 46, 54
Jeantel, Rachel, 50
“Jena Six,” 30–31
Jewish people, 123–125
John Birch Society, 115
John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, 183
Johnson, Derrick, 205
Johnson, Dorian, 72, 74
Johnson, Lyndon, 54, 202
Johnson, Micah, 97–98
Jones, Alex, 144
Jones, Van, 121–123
“Joshua generation,” 22, 33
Joyner, Tom, 77
judges, 222
Juneteenth holiday, 184–185
Justice, Tiffany, 199
justice system, 63

Kaepernick, Colin, 10, 100, 141
Kaiser Family Foundation, 158
Kardashian, Kim, 121
Kemp, Brian, 135–136
Kendi, Ibram X., 131, 190, 206
Kennedy, John F., 202
Kenosha, Wisc., 163–164
Kerry, John, 15–16, 17, 20, 22
Kessler, Jason, 112
Keyes, Alan, 27
Khan, Khizr, 103
King, Louis, 152
King, Martin Luther, III, 77
King, Martin Luther, Jr., 25–26, 58–59, 69, 108, 216
King, Rodney, 70
King, Shaun, 113
KKK (Ku Klux Klan), 89–90, 135
Klobuchar, Amy, 159
Kruger, Leondra, 189–190
Ku Klux Klan (KKK), 89–90, 135
Kushner, Jared, 121–122

Ladner, Joyce, 110
Lamar, Kendrick, 130
Lancet, The, 67–68
Latino people, 7–10, 90–93. see also Hispanic people
Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, 188
Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, 53
Lee, Robert E., 112–114
Lee, Spike, 77
Lewis, John, 31–32, 46, 102, 129, 178, 213. see also John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act
LGBTQ community, 82, 194–195, 198–200
Licht, Chris, 52
Limbaugh, Rush, 38, 57, 86
Long, Gavin, 98
Los Angeles, Calif., 180
Lugar, Richard, 28
Lusane, Clarence, 156
lynching, 186–188

MacPhail, Mark Allen, 42
Madrigal, Alexis C., 59
MAGA (Make America Great Again) slogan, 103, 215, 220
Malcolm X, 59, 69, 108
Manhattan Institute, 197
Manjoo, Farhad, 60
Marlowe, Jen, 47
marriage, 218
Marshall, Thurgood, 45, 153, 203
Martin, Tracy, 52, 57
Martin, Trayvon, 1, 49–57, 64, 72, 214
Martin family, 52–53, 77, 214
mass incarceration, 121, 142
McCain, John, 28
McConnell, Mitch, 122, 175, 182–184
McInnes, Gavin, 125
Mckesson, DeRay, 102
McMichael, Gregory, 145
McMichael, Travis, 145
McSpadden, Lezley, 74
Meadows, Mark, 197
media, right-wing, 56
media attention, 58–59
Memphis, Tenn., 193
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund, 205
midterm elections (2010), 40
midterm elections (2018), 126
military bases, 185–186
Miller, Stephen, 117
Million Hoodie March, 53
Minneapolis, Minn., 96, 147–152, 155
Mitchell, Mary, 27
Moms for Liberty, 199
Monae, Janelle, 53
Morial, Marc, 219
Morrison, Toni, 198
“Moses generation,” 22, 33
MS-13 (Salvadoran street gang), 133
“Muslim ban,” 118

NAACP, 43, 46, 58–59, 153, 186
NAACP Legal Defense Fund, 134, 201, 205
NASCAR, 155, 185
National Action Network, 205
National Domestic Workers Alliance, 64, 131
National Football League (NFL), 10, 100, 141, 155
National Guard, 75
National Medical Association, 94
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, 94
National Policy Institute, 112
National Review, 115
National Urban League, 59, 219
Nation of Islam, 69
Nellie (celebrity), 53
New College of Florida, 198
New Georgia Project, 135
New Orleans, La., 28
New York Amsterdam News, 69
New York City, 66
New Yorker, The, 81–82
New York Police Department (NYPD), 69, 70, 93–94, 96
New York State, 96
New York Times, 121, 129–131, 151. see also 1619 Project
NFL. see National Football League
Nichols, Tyre, 193–194
Nielsen polls, 130
Nixon, Jay, 75
Nixon, Richard, 105, 115, 202
Northwestern University, 139
NYPD. see New York Police Department

Oakland, Calif., 70
Oath Keepers, 111, 171–172
Obama, Barack, and administration
- and Stacey Abrams, 136
- “birther” claims against, 86
- and BLM, 2–4, 107–108
- commencement address at Howard University, 211–215
- DNC speech (2004), 15–16, 20–27
- early years, 18–19
- and immigration reform, 92
- and Jesse Jackson, 19–20, 30–33, 35–36
- and January 6 insurrection, 173
- and John Kerry, 20, 22
- and killing of Michael Brown, 75–77
- and killing of Troy Davis, 42–48
- and killing of George Floyd, 150
- and killing of Trayvon Martin, 54–55, 61–63
- presidential campaign (2008), 28–36
- and QAnon, 172
- Republican criticism of, 102
- responses to killings of Black men and police, 97–98, 101–102
- Selma Voting Rights March Commemoration, 2007, viii
- on Donald Trump, 133
- in U.S. Senate, 27–28
Obama, Michelle, 27, 98, 207
Ocasio-Cortez, Alexandria, 126–129
O’Connor, Sandra Day, 203–204
Ohio Student Association, 77
Omar, Ilhan, 126, 129
Onkeles-Klein, Lauren, 97
Orbán, Viktor, 124
O’Reilly, Bill, 56, 87–88
O’Reilly Factor, The, 87–88
Orlando Sentinel, 51
Oscar awards, 130
Ossoff, Jon, 176–177
Owens, Candace, 122

Packnett, Brittany, 102
Palmer, Tamika, 180
Pantaleo, Daniel, 66–67, 81
Parks, Rosa, 153, 213
Pelosi, Nancy, 128, 172, 177
Pence, Mike, 172–173
Petraeus, David, 186
Pew Research Center, 63, 77, 93, 94, 168, 194
Pfeiffer, Dan, 137
Pittsburgh, Pa., 125
Poe, Tef, 74
police, 39
- attitudes towards, 93
- behavior, 119
- civilian shooting of, 97–99
- reform, 181–183
- violence, 68, 69–71, 75, 132, 135, 193, 214
Pollock, Jason, 72
Pompeo, Mike, 117
post-racial society, 25, 211
Powell, James, 69
presidential campaigns
- 1984, 16
- 1988, 16
- 2008, 28–36
- 2016, 85–93, 95–101, 103, 117
- 2020, 159–167
presidential elections
- 2016, 104–105, 120–121, 215
- 2020, 168–169, 194, 222
Pressley, Ayanna, 126, 129
Prince (musician), 53
Princeton University, 75, 78
prison reform, 121–123
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 142
progressive whites, 11
Proud Boys, 111, 125, 165–166, 171–172, 199
public schools, 8
Pulitzer Prizes, 131, 139
Pulley, Aislinn, 101
Putin, Vladimir, 116

QAnon, 172
qualified immunity, 182

Race and Equity Center, 175
Rainbow Coalition, 17
RAND Corporation, 174
Reagan, Ronald, 92, 105, 115
redistricting, 201
“replacement theory,” 111, 124, 194
reproductive rights, 194
Republican Party, 11, 13, 35–38, 194–195, 199
Reynolds, Diamond, 96
Rice, Tamir, 180
riots, 24, 74, 172–174
Risher, Richard, 180
Rittenhouse, Kyle, 163–164
Rivera, Geraldo, 57
Robinson, Rashad, 143–144, 188
Roe v. Wade, 194
Rolling Stone magazine, 38
Romney, Mitt, 38, 183
Roof, Dylann, 111–112
Root, The, 60
Roy, Chip, 187
Rufo, Christopher, 196–199, 207
Rush, Bobby, 19
Russia, 116
Rustin, Bayard, 82
Ryan, Jack, 27

Sanders, Bernie, 109, 159
Sanford, Fla., 50
San Francisco, Calif., 84–85
Santelli, Rick, 38
Scalia, Antonin, 190
school boards, 200
Schumer, Chuck, 134
Schwerner, Michael, 135
Scott, Tim, 182
Second Civil Rights Movement, 9–10
Seefried, Kevin, 170–171, 173
Selma, Ala., 31, 33
Senate, 221–222
Senate Foreign Relations Committee, 28
Senate Intelligence Committee, 116
Sentencing Project, 122
September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, 26
Serino, Christopher, 51
Sessions, Jeff, 117, 119–120, 121, 122, 134
1776 Commission, 141–142
Shapiro, Ben, 116
Sharpton, Al
- and Joe Biden, 184
- and killing of Sean Bell, 70
- and killing of Michael Brown, 77–78
- and killing of George Floyd, 153–154
- and killing of Eric Garner, 67
- and killing of Trayvon Martin, 53–54
- and Barack Obama, 29–30, 46, 102, 213
Shelby County v. Holder, 134, 200
Sherrod, Shirley, 40
Sicknick, Brian D., 174
Silverstein, Jake, 139
Simon, Paul, 19
1619 Project, 138–143, 198
Slate, 40, 60
Small, Delrawn, 96
SNCC. see Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Snoop Dogg, 77
social media, 55–65, 86
Soros, George, 124–125
Souljah, Sister, 17
South Carolina, 160
Southern Christian Leadership Conference, 58
Southern Horrors (Wells), 187
Southern Poverty Law Center, 124
Spencer, Richard, 112, 114
SPLC (Southern Poverty Law Center), 110, 199
Squad, 126–130
Steinle, Kate, 85, 87, 88–89, 119
Stephens, Bret, 139
Sterling, Alton, 96, 145
Stevenson, Adlai, III, 19
Stevenson, Bryan, 141
St. John’s Episcopal Church (Washington, D.C.), 158
St. Louis, Mo., 78–79
St. Louis Rams, 81
Stop AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) Hate, 158
“Stop and Frisk,” 39
“Stop the Steal” speech, 171
Stop WOKE Act (Florida), 196
Stranger Fruit (documentary), 72
Stryker, Jon, 141
Stryker, Pat, 141
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), 108, 110, 178
Supreme Court, 8, 134, 188–190, 194, 200, 201–202
systemic racism, 142

talk shows, conservative, 87–88
Task Force on 21st Century Policing, 76
Taylor, Breonna, 145–146, 180
Taylor, Jared, 89, 111
Taylor, Jordan, 47–48
Taylor, Keeanga-Yamahtta, 47
Tea Party, 38
television, 58–59
Texas educational curricula, 143
Thebault, Reis, 57
This Book Is Gay, 198
Thomas, Angie, 131
Thomas, Clarence, 45, 47, 201, 204
Till, Emmett, 53–54, 187, 214. see also Emmett Till Antilynching Act
Time magazine, 82–83, 106, 120, 130, 140
Tlaib, Rashida, 126, 129
Tometi, Opal, 65, 80, 81–82, 106, 131–132, 156
Trump, Donald, and administration
- backlash against, 127, 140–141
- and COVID-19 pandemic, 152
- and events in Charlottesville, Va., 113–115
- false election claims, 133
- impeachment trials of, 175
- and January 6 insurrection, 170–173
- on Colin Kaepernick, 100
- and Barack Obama, 39, 41
- Barack Obama on, 133
- online posts of, 144–145
- on Pittsburgh killings, 125–126
- and presidential campaign (2016), 85–87, 89–90, 99, 101, 103
- and presidential election (2016), 104–105
- and Republican Party, 207
- responses to killings of Black men and police, 99
- and Russia, 117
Trump, Fred, 90
21 Savage, 132

Underwood, Lauren, 126
UnidosUS, 205
United States
- demographic changes, 7, 10
- as white-majority country, 216
“Unite the Right” rally, 112
University of California, Davis, 203
University of Massachusetts-Amherst, 11
University of North Carolina, 203
University of Pennsylvania, 57
University of Southern California, 175
University of Virginia, 112
Urban League, The, 205
USA Today, 64, 217
U.S.-Mexico border wall, 93, 118

VDARE (website), 112
Virginia, 199–200
voter suppression, 135–136. see also Black voters
Voting Rights Act, 8, 135, 201

Waithe, Lena, 107
Walker, William, 175
Wallace, Chris, 165
Wall Street Journal, 93
Walt Disney Company, 198
Walters, Ron, 30
Warnock, Raphael, 44, 176–177
Warren, Elizabeth, 159
Washington Post, 40, 46, 57, 86–87, 99, 109, 110, 114, 181
Watts, Daniel J., 67
Welker, Kristen, 167
Wells, Ida B., 187
West, Cornel, 41
West, Kanye, 121
When They Call You a Terrorist (Cullors), 132
white backlash, among Trump supporters, 93
white evangelical voters, 12
White Fragility (DiAngelo), 131
White House Press Office, 45
white supremacy and supremacists, 89, 111, 113–114, 145, 170, 215
Wilson, Darren, 72–73, 81
Winfrey, Oprah, 136, 139
“woke” culture, 143, 196, 200, 217
women in Congress, 126
Women’s March (2017), 130
Woodly, Deva, 155
World Migration Report, 218
Wray, Christopher, 145
Wright, Jeremiah, 33–34
Wyoming, 221

Yang, Andrew, 159
Young, Andrew, 30
Youngkin, Glenn, 199

Zarate, Jose Garcia, 84–85, 87
Ziegler, Bridget, 199
Ziegler, Christian, 199
Zimmerman, George, 50–51, 53, 55–57, 60–61, 64