African-American conservatism : a longitudinal and comparative study /
Abstract (Summary)
The proposed research addresses the following questions: “Have African-
Americans become more conservative over the last 25 years?” While numerous
commentators have noted the existence of a Black conservative group, heretofore,
none have attempted to document this phenomenon empirically. In fact, the
question of whether conservatism has substantial support in the Black community
remains unanswered (Welch
&
Combs, 85; Welch
&
Foster, 87; Randolph, 95).
The purpose of this dissertation is to systematically address the preceding
question through the use of the National Black Election Study (1984, 1988,
&
1996) and the National Election Study.
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School:The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
School Location:USA - Tennessee
Source Type:Master's Thesis
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