White boys who grew up with Black neighbors are more likely to become Democrats, study finds
White men who had a Black neighbor in 1940 are more likely to be registered with the Democratic Party 70 years later, researchers say.
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White men who had a Black neighbor in 1940 are more likely to be registered with the Democratic Party 70 years later, researchers say.
White men who had a Black neighbor in 1940 are more likely to be registered with the Democratic Party 70 years later, researchers say.
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The Reality Distortion Field Even as the steady advance of civil rights during the past 50 years has quantitatively decreased the supply of racism and bigotry in this country, the mainstream media have feverishly attempted to increase demand for their wares by focusing relentlessly on them, even to the point of creating and amplifying false narratives in pursuit of that aim. Their success comes from wildly exaggerating the scope and public support for ideological crusades and dishonestly reporting on those who hold dissenting views. The tendency has been particularly noticeable in coverage of...
Eric D. Knowles Associate Professor of Psychology, New York University Linda R. Tropp Professor of Social Psychology, University of Massachusetts Amherst Many political commentators credit Donald Trump’s rise to white voters’ antipathy toward racial and ethnic minorities. However, we believe this focus on racial resentment obscures another important aspect of racial thinking. In a study of white Americans’ attitudes and candidate preferences, we found that Trump’s success reflects the rise of “white identity politics” – an attempt to protect the collective interests of white vot...