Of this I am not sure I agree with you. You could be right. However, there are more females than ethnic minorities in the House and Senate. The Presidency is another matter but it seems than more men have been pulling a lever for a female than for a non-white candidate. Granted Women make 51% of the population so it could be simply that their are more female candidates because there are more females. I do not know if the proportion favors one group over the other. Ok, my first thought was, yes but women are the majority. You over that and conclude that you're not sure...neither am I. I also have to wonder if men are pulling the lever for women, would they differentiate in their minds between a congressional rep and the office of the President? I think so. But I can't prove it now.
Within the realm of television punditry I would say the voice of sexism is stronger than racism. In other social situations the force of racism may be stronger than sexism. It really depends. If you watch your local television news you can see that it is doing more to promote racism than sexism by always being sure to show the picture of the big scary black man. True. And the dead party girl, and the dead slut...etc. I feel like we have an entire country that feeds on the degradation of women. Take anna nicole smith. I was at a birthday party recently, and I could not even believe how many women and men, both, knew every detail of that! And you know, I was totally lost. And they're going on and on and on, and they knew every name of every alleged father, and what his claim was and all this crapola. And all I can think first of all is, hello! do any of you even know the name of your frigging congressperson? And secondly, one of them has the nerve to make a comment about how "she would sleep with anything" about nicole smith. So finally I had had it, and I said, yes perhaps, but, we as a soceity feed on the degradation of women, and we sit around with our tounges hanging out waiting for the next one to implode." And by "we" I meant "Morons like you" but you know, it wasn't a message board it was like, polite society, so I had to be all diplomatic like. And she says to me "well but she has to some responsibility too". And I said, hello, she's dead! Whether she took responsibility or not, she certainly paid the ultimate price, what price do the people who get off on her and perpetuate this cycle, ever pay?
I might not get invited to the next birthday, but anyway, my point is, both of them are there IHG. But regarding racism, this reminds, did you see BOrat? Personally, I did not care for it and didn't think it was as funny as everyone said. I mean, it was ok. But one of the most striking things about that film, was when he, and you have to remember he stayed in character no matter what happened, was at the rodeo vs when he was on a city street with a bunch of black males hanging out on a corner. So where do you think he comes closer to getting himself killed? lol. The black guys, were so nice to him. Not once, was he in any danger there. And he said nothing about this but let it speak for itself, and I think if you were listening, it really did speak. But, yes, on the news, the black male murderer and the black male rapist are still garnering number one spots. And even though no white woman I have ever known has ever even been accosted by a black man, they are still trained to fear them above all. It's f'd up. And I in no way deny that.