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An 8 page research paper that examines the two theories that have been proposed by white supremacist that rationalize a basis for belief in the superiority of the white race. The writer argues that these theories present a scenario for white populations that reassures them by proposing a version of reality that presents an all-white power structure for society as being what is best for society. The rebuttals for these theories are then presented. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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scenario very little. While women and minorities have gained some power in the last thirty years, by far the majority of high government offices are still held by white men.
The same can be said of corporate CEOs, banking officials, doctors, lawyers and other professionals?the vast majority are?as they always have been?white men. Yet, a certain percentage of the white
majority feel threatened by the advances that minorities have been able to achieve in advancing into mainstream American culture. Theories from white supremacists This has caused various reactions and
movements from within this group. While these reactions have varied considerably in their style and content, the theories that have been formulated all present a scenario for white populations that
reassures them by proposing a version of reality that presents an all-white power structure for society as being what is best for society. One such theory was proposed by authors
Herrnstein and Murray in 1994 in a controversial book entitled The Bell Curve. The Bell Curve : While the book appears to be a legitimate sociological study that
just happens to result in having serious societal implications, in reality, neither Herrnstein or Murray have any training in sociological theory. Their book is a thinly covered excuse to propose
"scientific" reasons why federal regulations favoring minorities should be abolished and replaced with ones that favor whites. According to Herrstein and Murry, The Bell Curve, their book "is
about the differences in intellectual capacity among people and groups and what those differences mean for Americas future" (Jacobs, 1999, p. 121). The future that these two authors picture for
America is one dominated by two small factions of society?one at the extreme top of the socioeconomic ladder and one at the bottom (Jacobs, 1999). The basic premise advanced by
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