What the 2008 Election Can Tell Us About Fighting Racism

by Lisa Wade, Jan 20, 2010, at 10:17 am

Nate Silver, famous for his analyses of the 2008 elections, predicts race-based voting in this 9 minute video with the hopes of designing interventions against racism:

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Tags: education, politics: election 2008, prejudice/discrimination, race/ethnicity, race/ethnicity: Blacks/Africans, race/ethnicity: Whites/Europeans, rural/urban, social psychology

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