Entry:

Feagin, Joe R. and Vera, Hernan, White Racism. New York: Routledge, 1995.

Abstract:

While most Whites do not identify themselves as racists, they often feel Blacks are lazier, more desirous of living on welfare, more violent, less competent, and other fictions that allows whites to maintain a sense of privilege based on superiority. This mentality lies not only behind flagrant events of racial tension, but everyday, ritualized racist acts.

1990-1991

Other Data Sets:

Harris 1989; Census 1971, 1988, 1992, U.S. Commission on Civil Rights 1982; Bureau of National Affairs 1992; Dept. of Justice 1991; Anti-Defamation League 1993; Feagin and Vera 1989-1993