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Gordon Allport |
Emphasis on racial prejudice. A feeling, favourable or unfavourable, toward a person or thing, prior to or not based on, actual experience. prejudice is an emotional antipathy based on an inaccurate and rigidly held stereotype which resists modification. |
prejudice |
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Van den Berghe |
a defence or racial stereotypes and their function. |
racial stereotypes are functional |
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Blumer |
racial prejudice derives from a sense of group of one racial group have towards members of another group. shift from individual feelings to collective process by which a racial group comes to define another group |
emphasis on awareness of group position |
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Bonilla-Silva |
contests view that racism is a phenomenon fundamentally rooted at the level of ideas (e.g. beliefs about racial inferiority/ superiority) The narrow focus on ideas has reduced study of racism mostly to psychology, resulting in a simplistic view of way racism operates in society. |
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Wellman |
white people are unaware of extent to which their advantaged position is based on race. The essential feature of racism is not hostility or misperception, but rather the defense of a system from which advantage is derived on the basis of race |
racism is rational |
