There has always been a difference when it comes to race and ethicality when it comes to political attitudes. In the United States, it seems you are either a supporter for republicans or democratic. Many individuals would probably agree that culture contributes to the political attitudes. A way a person is socialized in the world affects their views. For instance, if your parents are conservative than most like you will be conservative. Therefore, this research will focus on a Hispanics as an ethnic group with a conflict when it come to political attitudes. Also, I will examine the current presidential elections to understand more about the political attitude.
Hispanic culture involves having a sense great pride in their heritage. The problem …show more content…
(2016), ethnic groups are “collective groups whose membership is largely defined by real or putative ancestral inherited ties, and who perceive these ties as systematically affecting their place and fate in the political and socioeconomic structures of their state and society” (256). For instance, in this presidential candidate election, Donald Trump, has illustrated with his line of business that he appreciates Hispanics work and they way they have tried to incorporate the American value in their culture; he will never accepted them because they are immigrants and not true American citizens. Racial and ethnical discrimination has contributed to the differences in the attitude. Trump mentioning putting up a wall separating the U.S and Mexico border shows that he does not want to include them in our multicultural society. In addition, he fears that one day they can probably become the majority. The attitude of Trump can affect the views that Hispanics have when it come to Republicans since they hold a conservative view. According to Kam (2007;343), his studied showed that if a Hispanic candidate is not present then they tend to try and support a candidate that has a positive outlook for their ethnical group. Therefore, might cause them to lend towards democratic …show more content…
Society identity is the effects that may cause a group to have a contain behavior. Ethier and Deaux(1994;243), stated that when it comes to social identity those that have a strong “ethnic identity is significantly predicted by such factors as the language spoken in the home, the ethnic composition of the neighborhood, and the percentage of a student 's friends who were in the same ethnic group”, they tend to have the same political ideology. Therefore, if they have a sense of unity their social identity remains stable, which cause their beliefs not dramatically to change. The Social Dominance Orientation is about the dominance of one group. If every group had it their way, they probably would want their political attitude to dominate the other group. For instance, Hispanics come to the United States for better opportunities and financial reason. If they could have to their way, they probably would like their group to dominate the politics to see better results for their ethnic
Hispanic culture involves having a sense great pride in their heritage. The problem …show more content…
(2016), ethnic groups are “collective groups whose membership is largely defined by real or putative ancestral inherited ties, and who perceive these ties as systematically affecting their place and fate in the political and socioeconomic structures of their state and society” (256). For instance, in this presidential candidate election, Donald Trump, has illustrated with his line of business that he appreciates Hispanics work and they way they have tried to incorporate the American value in their culture; he will never accepted them because they are immigrants and not true American citizens. Racial and ethnical discrimination has contributed to the differences in the attitude. Trump mentioning putting up a wall separating the U.S and Mexico border shows that he does not want to include them in our multicultural society. In addition, he fears that one day they can probably become the majority. The attitude of Trump can affect the views that Hispanics have when it come to Republicans since they hold a conservative view. According to Kam (2007;343), his studied showed that if a Hispanic candidate is not present then they tend to try and support a candidate that has a positive outlook for their ethnical group. Therefore, might cause them to lend towards democratic …show more content…
Society identity is the effects that may cause a group to have a contain behavior. Ethier and Deaux(1994;243), stated that when it comes to social identity those that have a strong “ethnic identity is significantly predicted by such factors as the language spoken in the home, the ethnic composition of the neighborhood, and the percentage of a student 's friends who were in the same ethnic group”, they tend to have the same political ideology. Therefore, if they have a sense of unity their social identity remains stable, which cause their beliefs not dramatically to change. The Social Dominance Orientation is about the dominance of one group. If every group had it their way, they probably would want their political attitude to dominate the other group. For instance, Hispanics come to the United States for better opportunities and financial reason. If they could have to their way, they probably would like their group to dominate the politics to see better results for their ethnic