It is the homestretch of a fiercely partisan presidential race in the United States, a nation where political fault lines seem to increasingly match the gender of the voter who is casting a ballot.If you are an American woman, you are more and more likely to vote for Kamala Harris, if you are a man, for Donald Trump. Why does this election seem like a battle of the sexes?
The Economist magazine recently ran a story entitled crypto bros versus cat ladies. We will hear from a researcher quoted in a piece that reveals that gender gap’s about much more than cultural tastes.
When Barack Obama chastises the growing number of black men voting Republican, is it about their skin color or just simply that they are men.
Beyond views on abortion and reproductive rights, there is fears in a fast-changing world over economic opportunities on both sides of the divide. Are those rival concerns and fears justified? How do they play out electorally?
Produced by Andrew Hilliar, Rebecca Gnignati and Annarosa Zampaglione.
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