There's a disconnect in white Americans' views on race. Though whites who score higher on intelligence tests are less likely to hold prejudiced stereotypes and profess beliefs in racial justice, they are no more likely to support public policies designed to reduce racial inequality. This is the main finding of research by Geoffrey Wodtke (University of Toronto), recently published by a flagship journal of sociology: "Social Problems".

Rose boldly turns public debate on race to how whites construct and understand themselves. White masculinity is in crises, asserts author, Stephany Rose in Abolishing White Masculinity from Mark Twain to Hiphop (Lexington Books; March 2014)

Rose boldly turns public debate on race to how whites construct and understand themselves. White masculinity is in crises, asserts author, Stephany Rose in Abolishing White Masculinity from Mark Twain to Hiphop (Lexington Books; March 2014)