Interracial Friendship and African American Attitudes about Interracial Marriage
Interracial Friendship and African American Attitudes about Interracial Marriage
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跨种族友谊和非裔美国人对跨种族婚姻的态度
DOI：
10.1177/0021934705277472
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发表时间：
2006
影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
Bryan R. Johnson
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作者：
C. Jacobson;Bryan R. Johnson
由于各种原因，关于非裔美国人对跨种族婚姻的态度，几乎没有系统的证据。国家数据往往稀少或不可用，而且往往是过时的。利用《纽约时报》2000年的全国代表性民意调查，我们分析了非裔美国人对异族婚姻的认可程度。样本包括934名非裔美国人。85%的人说他们赞成异族通婚。在双变量分析中，教育程度、性别、年龄和地区与批准显著相关。对非裔美国人与白人的接触或友谊程度的分析似乎是影响人们对群际婚姻态度的关键变量；当友谊被包括在分析中时，大多数其他变量的影响变得不显著。
For a variety of reasons, there is little systematic evidence about African American attitudes about interracial marriage. National data are often sparse or not available, and they are often dated. Using a Year 2000 nationally representative poll from The New York Times, we analyze African American approval of interracial marriage. The sample comprised 934 African Americans. Eighty-five percent say they approve of interracial marriage. Education, sex, age, and region are significantly related to approval in the bivariate analyses. Analysis of the amount of contact or friendship African Americans have with Whites appears to be a critical variable affecting attitudes about intergroup marriage; the effects of most of the other variables become nonsignificant when friendship is included in the analysis.