(07-19-2019, 10:01 AM).RJ Wrote: Did these same folks have the same indifference towards Obama? Just curious.
Republicans report, on average, to believe they were less prejudiced time coincident with Trump getting elected. That seems to jive with anecdotes of conservative voters who believe Obama was the one who ruined race relations in America. What's interesting is the trend for Dems, after the initial bump. It looks like Trump has helped erode negative stereotypes... maybe because people don't want to be like him? The lines for blacks and hispanic for D are about parallel, but the R hispanic line decreased slower than black. It's not hard to infer correlation there.
https://fivethirtyeight.com/features/pre...-trump-era
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