A Divided Society: How Will Anti-Racism Protests Influence the US Elections?

This policy outlook examines how the anti-racism protests, in the current health and economic climate, might influence the outcome of the US elections.

In less than three months, the United States will hold its presidential elections amidst ongoing protests against racial injustice across the country. This is happening against the backdrop of the Covid-19 crisis, which has impacted both the lives and livelihood of Americans. This policy outlook examines how the anti-racism protests, in the current health and economic climate, might influence the outcome of the elections. It also looks into whether a new president in the White House is likely to bring about meaningful change for people of colour in the country.

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Mamoon Alabbasi
Mamoon Alabbasi
Mamoon Alabbasi is a former Researcher / Digital Editor at TRT World Research Centre. Prior to that, he was the Deputy Managing Editor and Online Editor at The Arab Weekly, and the Opinions and News Editor at Middle East Eye. He has been actively working in the field of journalism since 2005, following a decade-long career in education. He holds a Master’s degree in Applied Linguistics.

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