When immigrants and converts are not truly one of us: Examining the social psychology and developmental antecedents of marginalizing racism

边缘化种族主义，同时接受和拒绝他人，显然存在于澳大利亚。这不仅仅是克罗努拉街头暴徒的问题，也是民选政客表达边缘化的种族主义观点的问题。我们认为，审查这种阴险形式的种族主义的社会心理和发展原因将为积极的社会变革铺平道路。这不仅仅是一次学术练习，也是一个揭露和解决一种形式的种族主义的机会，而更广泛的公众和我们自己的职业似乎对这种形式的种族主义视而不见。此外，由于我们预计这项研究将产生及时和有影响力的发现，它将有助于保持澳大利亚在社会心理学领域的世界领先地位。

Marginalizing Racism, the simultaneous acceptance and rejection of others, is clearly present in Australia. It is not just a matter of thugs on the streets of Cronulla, but of elected politicians expressing Marginalizing Racist views. We believe that examining the social psychology and developmental causes of this insidious form of racism will pave the way for positive social change. This is not just an academic exercise, but a chance to expose and tackle a form of racism to which the broader public and our own profession appears to turn a blind eye. Moreover, as we expect this research to yield timely and influential discoveries, it will help maintain Australia's position as a world leader in the field of social psychology.