Women and the White House: gender, popular culture, and presidential politics

The mechanized gaze: gender, popular culture, and the presidency / Justin S. Vaughn and Lilly J. Goren

Puritan or pit bull: the framing of female candidates at the national level / Linda Beail and Rhonda Kinney Longworth

Colbert nation: gender, late-night television, and candidate humanization / Mary McHugh

Soccer moms, hockey moms, national security moms: reality versus fiction and the female voter / Chapman Rackaway

Fact or fiction: the reality of race and gender in reaching the White House / Lilly J. Goren

Gendering the presidency without gender in the presidency / Joseph E. Uscinski

It's a man's world: masculinity in pop culture portrayals of the president / Justin S. Vaughn and Stacy Michaelson

Sitting with Oprah, dancing with Ellen: presidents, daytime television, and soft news / Jose D. Villalobos

The checkout line perspective: presidential politics as celebrity popular culture in People / Elizabeth Fish Hatfield

Viral videos: reinforcing stereotypes of female candidates for president / Todd L. Belt

High culture, popular culture, and the modern first ladies / MaryAnn Borrelli

The first family: transforming the American ideal / Melissa Buis Michaux

The presidental partnership: a gender seesaw / Karen S. Hoffman.