The size of the black middle class has increased considerably, and research reveals that there is a steady improvement in the attitudes of whites. And yet negative racial stereotypes continue to cause subtle discrimination which influences how people view and treat each other. It is thought that almost two-thirds of the U.S. population growth over the next 50 years will come from immigrant families which will make race and

Black Studies -- Research Issues Wittenbrink, J.F. Judd, B., and Park, M. P "Spontaneous prejudice in context: Variability in automatically activated attitudes." Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Vol. 81, No. 5 (2001): 815-827. Quantitative Approach The quantitative approach to this research question would collect data in the form of the numerical breakdown of responses. It would consider questions such as the relative percentages of subjects who expressed various positions or exhibited various responses

While all of these do not exist in each behavioral change, but there are specific principles that must be applied for the behavioral change to be effective and long lasting. One population-based application of TTM is quitting smoking, which is difficult for anyone who smokes, just as most cessation models are difficult. Creating an effective way to quite smoking for entire populations would save lives and millions of dollars in

Beachum & McCray (2004) point out that the media is the primary means of information dissemination for youth, and portrayals of hip-hop culture in the media is highly likely to influence African-American youth. The research will first analyze the content of hip-hop music, videos, and club culture to count instances of misogynistic or stereotypical gender roles. Ayana (2009) points out that women are portrayed as sexual objects, prostitutes, and also

More study needs to go into minority health issues, rather than simply comparing their health experiences with the white community. There can also be negative connotations held toward some ailments, such as AIDS, which has been called the "gay" disease, which stigmatizes all those who contract the disease. Biases such as these can often affect the outcome of a study or even bias the researchers, even if they do not

Perhaps the biggest argument for monogamy is the moral argument. Most religious groups do not accept polygamy and believe it is a sin against nature and against one another. Even the first residents of Earth, Adam and Eve, were monogamous, and this tradition has continued throughout history in the Christian religion. In addition, there are emotional considerations to think about in polygamous relationships that are usually not present in monogamous