Impact of Intersectionality on the Dimensional Preferences of Political Representation

Question: Do Black females hold their own set of representational preferences aside from those who they are traditionally grouped with (i.e. women/Blacks)? Hypothesis: Are the representational preferences of Black women different from their male counterparts or women as a group. Implications: The measurement used to determine Black females representative dimensional preferences should be expanded to include gender as well as race in order to determine whether there is a separate relationship present.