Racial Attitudes Among Incoming White Students: A Study of 10-Year Trends
Racial Attitudes Among Incoming White Students: A Study of 10-Year Trends
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即将入学的白人学生的种族态度:十年趋势研究
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1992
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Victoria J. Balenger
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Victoria J. Balenger
Various authors have documented the unfriendly social climate that Black students experience on predominantly White campuses (Allen, 1985; Fleming, 1984; Sedlacek, 1987). Although racism is often thought of as an overt phenomenon, racism on campus may also be characterized by apathy and unresponsiveness on the part of White students and faculty toward Blacks (Hughes, 1987; Minatoya & Sedlacek, 1980; Regan & Sedlacek, 1989). For example, Regan and Sedlacek (1989) found that, over the years 1978-1988, incoming White students became more likely to advocate active recruitment of Black students by the university. Even in 1988, however, they tended to be neutral in their level of commitment to this issue. In both 1978 and 1988, incoming