Patterns of Support for George Wallace: Implications for Racial Change

نویسندگان

  • J. Michael Ross
  • D. Vanneman
  • Thomas F. Pettigrew
چکیده

Evidence to support the argument that George Wallace's popularity is a product of rising antiblack sentiment is examined with a focus on the evaluation of Wallace by northern whites across a number of national surveys. Demographic characteristics of supporters are examined and the link between racial attitudes and pro-Wallace tendencies is explored. It is concluded that the role of racial prejudice in Wallace's northern support has been exaggerated, that the Wallace phenomenon is a symptom not a cause of structural changes in the political system, and that party leaders are overreacting to myths about the extent of Wallace's influence.

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تاریخ انتشار 2005