Buried Politics and Fingerpaintings: A Recent Examination of Democrats in Francisco and Boston

Buried Politics and Fingerpaintings: A Recent Examination of Democrats in Francisco and Boston

Abstract

This research paper presents a recent examination of the political and artistic landscapes of the Democratic Party in two major American cities, San Francisco and Boston. Through in-depth interviews and analysis of primary sources, the study explores the ways in which political values, beliefs, and strategies are expressed through art and creative practices, as well as the role of political identity in shaping artistic production and reception. The findings reveal a complex and multifaceted relationship between politics and the arts in both cities, with a variety of factors, including geography, history, and cultural heritage, influencing the ways in which Democrats engage with art and creative expression. The paper argues that a deeper understanding of this relationship can provide important insights into the ways in which political movements and social change are shaped and facilitated through cultural production and artistic practice. Overall, this study contributes to ongoing debates about the role of art and culture in shaping political discourse and the ways in which political identities are constructed and negotiated within diverse communities.

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Jasim Geoff "Buried Politics and Fingerpaintings: A Recent Examination of Democrats in Francisco and Boston".  IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning, 2021.

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Date of Release: 2021
Author(s): Jasim Geoff.
IEEE Exploration in Machine Learning
Page(s): 8
Product Type: Conference/Journal Publications