Zero-sum beliefs of racial progress

Sylvia P. Perry () and James E. Wages
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Sylvia P. Perry: Northwestern University
James E. Wages: Northwestern University

Nature Human Behaviour, 2020, vol. 4, issue 2, 130-131

Abstract: With diversity rising in the United States, do people believe that progress for black Americans means increased discrimination against white Americans? Despite prior evidence of such ‘zero-sum’ beliefs, a provocative new study by Earle and Hodson challenges this narrative with large, nationally representative samples.

Date: 2020
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