Adrian Fenty, Vincent Gray and The Politics of Race and Class in D.C.
(Washington Post) — The overarching question in the District’s mayoral race is how on Earth incumbent Adrian Fenty could be at risk of losing, when a majority of voters believe that conditions in the city are getting better. There are two answers — one of style and one of substance.
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