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Oh. I see. (note: answer from a white Democrat to a follow-up open response question asking respondents to explain why they support increased immigration. Opening the borders to own China

1/n White liberals are significantly more likely to say that they sometimes or often/all the time secretly wish for bad things to happen to those who disagree with them politically

1/n At wave 1 (2014) of Pew's American Trends Panel Survey, 27% and 10% of white liberals indicated that they got politics news from NYT and WPost, respectively, over the

1/n The Census Bureau recently released the latest CPS data. Having examined it, one thing is clear: any honest national debate on immigration reform has to confront the fact that

1/n Spent some time on LexisNexis over the weekend. Depending on your political orientation, what follows will either disturb or encourage you. But regardless of political orientation, I'm sure we

1/n Using the Washington Post Shooting Database (2015-2020), I entered the names of all 'unarmed' black and white police shooting victims into ProQuest and created a tally of search results.

1/n To be completely frank, while I DO sympathize with the Floyd family, I do NOT sympathize (which is not to say I think they shouldn't be allowed to protest)

1/n Two interesting findings thus far from my analysis of Pew's March 2020 COVID-19 survey. First, white (and especially 'very') liberals are far more likely than all other ideological-racial subgroups

1/n No. It's not just your imagination. This term was only rarely used until just a few years ago. 2/n 'of color' overall 3/n Same with 'marginalized group(s)' 4/n Such

1/n Sneak peek at just some of (there are dozens of publications, so can't fit them all in one graph) the new media data that @DavidRozado scraped 2/n One of