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THE RACIAL BOUNDARIES OF INEQUALITY
Du Bois Review: Social Science Research on Race, 2019AbstractMany White Americans believe that individual rather than structural factors explain racial inequality, yet there is substantial variation in Whites’ perceptions. Using data from the Portraits of American Life Study, we exploit this variation to provide insight into the processes driving Whites’ perceptions of the causes of racial inequality ...
Kiara W. Douds +2 more
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The Anatomy of Racial Inequality
The Social Science Journal, 2003Are terms such as racial prejudice and discrimination passe with regard to a discourse of racial inequality in America? Loury would argue that there is a need to analyze these issues differently.
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2022
White men have ruled America since its founding. In recent years, leadership has diversified, with more women and minorities being elected. However, there is still a high level of income and racial inequality that hampers our democracy. Institutional racism is one source of the problem, but income inequality and the loss of the middle class ...
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White men have ruled America since its founding. In recent years, leadership has diversified, with more women and minorities being elected. However, there is still a high level of income and racial inequality that hampers our democracy. Institutional racism is one source of the problem, but income inequality and the loss of the middle class ...
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Segregation and “Racial” Inequalities
2017This work aims to evaluate the relationship between the social context of residence and the color of the population to explain social inequalities arising from residential segregation in the Metropolitan Region of Rio de Janeiro (MRRJ). We seek to contribute to the reflection on the issue of Brazilian “racial” inequalities described by other ...
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Reparations and Racial Inequality
Philosophy Compass, 2010Abstract A recent development in philosophical scholarship on reparations for black chattel slavery and Jim Crow segregation is reliance upon social science in normative arguments for reparations. Although there are certainly positive things to be said in favor of an empirically informed normative argument for black reparations, given
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Comparative Political Studies, 1981
This study tests the hypothesis that socialist systems have provided significantly greater political and economic equality for their ethnic and racial minorities than have liberal-capitalist societies. The method used herein is a comparison of the relative status of, and changes over time in the status of, minority groups in four socialist states (the ...
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This study tests the hypothesis that socialist systems have provided significantly greater political and economic equality for their ethnic and racial minorities than have liberal-capitalist societies. The method used herein is a comparison of the relative status of, and changes over time in the status of, minority groups in four socialist states (the ...
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Racial Inequality in Singapore
New Global Development, 1995Abstract This paper examines racial inequality in Singapore front a dual economy perspective. Data come from the 1982-88 Report in The Census of Industrial Production and Labour Force Survey. Findings show that the dual economy theory is not useful in explaining racial inequality.
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Racial Inequality in Punishment
2019Abstract There have been two major approaches to studying racial and ethnic inequality in punishment: The first approach comes from the sociology of punishment and social inequality literatures, and considers how the carceral state, including criminal justice institutions, create racial inequality through policies and practices ...
Marisa Omori, Oshea Johnson
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SSRN Electronic Journal
We study racial inequality in 21st century France. Using parents’ nationality at birth, we overcome the lack of ethno-racial statistics stemming from the country’s “color-blind” approach. We document substantial earnings penalties for racial minorities along the income distribution. Penalties are larger at the median than the top and for Middle-Eastern
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We study racial inequality in 21st century France. Using parents’ nationality at birth, we overcome the lack of ethno-racial statistics stemming from the country’s “color-blind” approach. We document substantial earnings penalties for racial minorities along the income distribution. Penalties are larger at the median than the top and for Middle-Eastern
Govind, Yajna +2 more
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