Authors
Jesse A Steinfeldt, Brad D Foltz, Jennifer K Kaladow, Tracy N Carlson, Louis A Pagano Jr, Emily Benton, M Clint Steinfeldt
Publication date
2010/7
Journal
Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology
Volume
16
Issue
3
Pages
362
Publisher
Educational Publishing Foundation
Description
This study investigated racial attitudes about American Indians that are electronically expressed in newspaper online forums by examining the University of North Dakota's Fighting Sioux nickname and logo used for their athletic teams. Using a modified Consensual Qualitative Research (CQR) methodology to analyze over 1,000 online forum comments, the research team generated themes, domains, and core ideas from the data. The core ideas included (a) surprise,(b) power and privilege,(c) trivialization, and (d) denigration. The findings indicated that a critical mass of online forum comments represented ignorance about American Indian culture and even disdain toward American Indians by providing misinformation, perpetuating stereotypes, and expressing overtly racist attitudes toward American Indians. Results of this study were explained through the lens of White power and privilege, as well as through the …
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JA Steinfeldt, BD Foltz, JK Kaladow, TN Carlson… - Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology, 2010