This study utilized a social identity‐based cultivation approach to investigate the influence of
English and Spanish‐language television exposure in the United States on Latinos' …

Latino voters comprise a growing segment of the voting electorate, yet their levels of
participation in elections lags behind the general population and even other ethnic and …

This comment addresses the growing controversy over the effects of implicit racial messages
in politics. Many scholars find evidence that these implicit messages work and that they have …

This paper extends the well-studied phenomenon of interviewer effects (race-, gender-, and
ethnicity-of-interviewer) to the yet unexamined domain of language-of-interview. Using data …

Researchers have shown that news discourse contains images, episodes, themes, and
vocabulary that comprise a negative portrayal of Blacks. But evidence linking news media …

This study includes a survey of 1,077 participants to explore the audiences' perceptions of
news representations about the largest minoritized group in the United States: Latinxs and …

1. Introduction 2013 and July 2014 the Spanish-language television network Univision
received the highest rating among all US TV networks in prime time for adults 18–49 years …

Many developed democracies are experiencing high immigration, and public attitudes likely
shape their policy responses. Prior studies of ethnocentrism and stereotyping make …

This study theorizes that news coverage of political issues not only influences people's
thinking about the issues but also activates associated racial or ethnic stereotypes held by …

This paper takes advantage of a natural experiment in the Latino National Survey (2006) to
examine the effects of exogenous events on self-identification. Roughly halfway through the …