12 Apr 2022 6:50 am
Since two troll BIGOTS are obviously "triggered" by certain TRUTHS I posted above, and are now trying to bury it behind their ****, let's REVISIT the lead story I posted above:
Donald Trump's -residency associated with significant changes in the topography of prejudice in the United States
excerpts:
A series of 13 studies with over 10,000 participants tested the change in Americans’ prejudice following the -residency of Donald Trump. The researchers found that explicit racial and religious prejudice increased amongst Trump’s supporters, while prejudice decreased among those who opposed him. This research was published in Nature Human Behavior.
Ruisch and Ferguson found that support for Donald Trump predicted “a significant increase in prejudice towards a range of social, racial and religious minoritized groups.” Those who generally opposed Trump, including liberals and conservatives, showed decreases in prejudice in the same time period.
The authors concluded, “Together, this research suggests that the -residency of Donald Trump may have substantially reshaped the topography of prejudice in the United States.”
The research, “Changes in Americans’ prejudices during the presidency of Donald Trump”, was authored by Benjamin C. Ruisch and Melissa J. Ferguson.
Donald Trump's -residency associated with significant changes in the topography of prejudice in the United States
excerpts:
A series of 13 studies with over 10,000 participants tested the change in Americans’ prejudice following the -residency of Donald Trump. The researchers found that explicit racial and religious prejudice increased amongst Trump’s supporters, while prejudice decreased among those who opposed him. This research was published in Nature Human Behavior.
Ruisch and Ferguson found that support for Donald Trump predicted “a significant increase in prejudice towards a range of social, racial and religious minoritized groups.” Those who generally opposed Trump, including liberals and conservatives, showed decreases in prejudice in the same time period.
The authors concluded, “Together, this research suggests that the -residency of Donald Trump may have substantially reshaped the topography of prejudice in the United States.”
The research, “Changes in Americans’ prejudices during the presidency of Donald Trump”, was authored by Benjamin C. Ruisch and Melissa J. Ferguson.