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    Treatment of Female Politicians and Impact on Voter Perception in the U.S.

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    Author
    Bygall, Jenna B.
    Keyword
    Female Politicians
    Impressions Management
    Political Communication
    Women In Government
    Female Political Representation
    Gender Communication
    Sex Role - Political Aspects
    Women - Political Activity - United States
    Feminism
    United States - Social Conditions
    Politics And Government
    Feminist Political Economy
    Political Sociology
    Gender Studies
    Gender Politics
    Women
    Politics
    Elections - United States
    Voting
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    2019-08-09
    
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    This essay explores the treatment of female politicians in the United States government and the impact of negative treatment on potential candidates as well as voters’ perception of said candidates. Readers may obtain a better understanding of the stereotypes, double standards, and biases that are projected upon female politicians in the U.S. This work is based on a literature review of peer-reviewed journal entries, research-based books, and credible news sources.
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