The Optics Have Changed. White Supremacy Remains.
Paul Butler, professor of law, Georgetown University
It didn't seem crazy to think the election of a half-African man might take the United States to a better place. In retrospect, though, the belief was naïve.
A Backlash, Not Necessarily a Setback
Mark Potok, Southern Poverty Law Center
We are living through a period of backlash, a reaction not just to the person of Obama but also to the "browning" of America.
From Here, Bias Seems Rampant
Eric Montgomery, civil rights lawyer
As a civil rights and employment lawyer in Charlotte, N.C., I can say that racial tensions are more prevalent than ever.
'Obama' Has Become a Code Word
Angela Onwuachi-Willig, University of Iowa College of Law
Since 2008, references to the president have been used to harass blacks in the workplace. And for some whites, saying "I voted for Obama" is like a free pass to discriminate.
Election Coverage Tempered Racism
Seth Goldman, co-author, "The Obama Effect"
White racial prejudice declined during the 2008 and 2012 campaigns, when images of the Obama family countered negative stereotypes.
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