The Role of Gender, Race and Racial Identity in Relation to Attitudes Toward Interracial Dating
The Role of Gender, Race and Racial Identity in Relation to Attitudes Toward Interracial Dating
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1991
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The purpose of this study was to examine whether an individual's gender, race, and racial identity significantly relate to interracial dating attitudes. Two hundred subjects (101 Blacks, 99 Whites) were administered an interracial dating questionnaire and a racial identity measure. Findings indicated that there were no significant main effects for gender, but race was significantly related to interracial dating attitudes with blacks having more positive attitudes. As hypothesized, racial identity was also found to be Significantly related to both Blacks' and Whites' attitudes toward interracial dating.