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Policy attitudes relating to group-based inequities are in many cases founded on tenuous legitimizing beliefs which are contradicted
by empirical evidence. Policy issues, and their attendant legitimizing beliefs, are considered, including affirmative action,
colorblindness/“racial privacy,” hate crime legislation, same-sex marriage, and, in greater depth, capital punishment and
racial profiling. Primary themes underlying the legitimizing beliefs include denials that group-based biases and inequities
exist, overestimations of the societal costs of inequity-reducing policies, valuing public safety above civil liberties, and
discounting the adverse effects of inequity-reducing policies. 相似文献
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