Gender, Heteronormativity, and the American Presidency

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Focusing on the portrayal of US Presidential candidates, this study delves into the gendered representations that shape public perception and political discourse. It explores how media and societal narratives influence the understanding of candidates based on their gender, revealing the underlying biases and implications for electoral outcomes. Through critical analysis, the work highlights the intersection of gender and politics, providing insights into the challenges faced by candidates and the broader implications for democracy.