The "Obama Effect" and White Racial Attitudes

To what extent did the presidential candidacy and election of Barack Obama affect whites' more general perceptions of African Americans? Responses to survey questions in which respondents were asked to place blacks on scales running from "stupid" to "intelligent" and from &q...

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Published in:The Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 2011-03, Vol.634 (1), p.207-220
Main Authors: WELCH, SUSAN, SIGELMAN, LEE
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
African Americans
Attitudes
Black people
Black White Differences
Black white relations
Blacks
Candidates
Civil rights movements
Elections
Ethics
Heads of state
Intelligence
Obama, Barack
Opinion change
Political attitudes
Presidential elections
Presidents
Psychological attitudes
Race relations
Racial attitudes
Racial Relations
Racial stereotypes
Respondents
Social change
Social conditions
Social perception
Social psychology
Stereotypes
Surveys
U.S.A
White American culture
White people
Whites
Work ethic
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