How Economic Conditions Affect Racism and Xenophobia | Naci Mocan | TEDxLSU

[@wendellthruben4579]

Man this Video really made me realize what I had to do for my assignment, :-) Thanks!!!

[@MikeyGQOTA]

Very good and informative. Thank you!

[@carlitoxb110]

Immigration is sold as economic growth and diversity, but when the economy is going badly, the inmigrant is seen as a competion and the easiest target to blame for all the problems the society is facing

[@martinstewart7670]

all the effects coming through self-fulfillment, which would vary across individuals, sexes, income, jobs, marriage status, and age. In order to study causal relationship between racism and economic conditions, point data usage would be insufficient. trends in individual economc conditions are crucial

[@TheDPenz]

The point about greater education leading to less racism doesn't ring true to what I've seen and experienced and what most people who have experienced racism especially in professional/work settings have experienced. Racism pervades many different areas especially the professional work environments where people tend to have a higher level of education.

[@shabba194]

Only 4 comments?

[@TheEmpress1768]

five tbh

[@sszymanski53]

allah kahretsin

[@sin8241]

dimi