An Integrated Threat Theory of Prejudice
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On the "worst of t imes" side of the ledger is the fact that the g reat legislative in i tiatives that were designed to improve interg roup re lations are becoming rel ics of the past. Certainly this has happened to school desegregation and the war on pov erty, and it appears to be happening with affi rmative action . Of the major legislative in itiatives of the 1 960's, on ly one stands unchal lenged today. Americans are sti l l strongly in favor o f civi l rights. Wh ite Americans general ly ag ree with t he premises underlying the other programs, but they increasingly object to the pol icies that are used to implement them. In a recent book, Kinder and Sanders ( 1 996) present data ind icati ng…
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- Affirmative action
- Legislature
- Political science
- Desegregation
- Prejudice (legal term)
- Religious studies
- Law
- Philosophy
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- Peace, Justice and strong institutions
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