I am inclined to think that most people would choose a president in the US in a way similar to how Noura is thinking about it; i.e. “even though I personally would choose a woman/black candidate, I will choose the white man in order to make sure we do not have a republican again.” This is a similar argument for why individuals who wish to vote for a third party, such as the Green Party, would not because they do not want to “waste” a vote on a loosing party and increasing the chances of a “worse” evil winning. It is often said in the US that people vote to the “lesser of two evils.” How much longer will this go on? Personally, I do not vote for either of the two parties. This of course gives me an excuse not to think about the dilemma of gender vs. skin color. Yet, politically and socially, the issue of gender and skin color is a pressing issue, because I think that this division caters for the white rich man. How much longer (again) will we have to follow his twisted systems?

i am very curious about this as it is a question on the table because of the "race" between hilary and obama. i am very interested. i feel that women are really low on the scale of things. down, way down. this election is interesting.

I am not that decided on this but i am inclined more into thinking that gender comes before skin in today's world. Under that thoguht the order would be like this: white-male, black-male, white-woman, black-woman.