Race colors public opinion of Obama
Study finds that race matters in public’s opinion of President Barack Obama and his policies.
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Obama Race
‘Hidden biases’ behind opposition to president and his healthcare plan.
Orange County: paradise lost?
John Hipp, assistant professor of criminology, law & society, studies the impact of demographic changes in Orange County.
Love is not colorblind on the net, study says
People looking for love on Internet dating sites often follow racial stereotypes, according to a new study by UC Irvine…
A new measure of babies’ health
Current guidelines for normal fetal growth don’t align with the ethnic diversity of the childbearing population. UC Irvine researchers will share a $1.7 million grant to devise new definitions.
Internet love not colorblind, study says
UCI study of online daters shows race-based preferences prevail, especially among whites.
Landmark children’s study kicks off
The National Children’s Study will begin recruiting future Orange County mothers for the largest and most comprehensive long-term study ever conducted in the United States on child development and health. UC Irvine researchers will lead the effort.
UCI author envisions change
In his recently released memoir, “Incognegro,” Frank Wilderson criticizes Nelson Mandela’s presidency for failing to deliver on its promises of social equality and significant reform.
Civil rights pioneer addresses UCI community
Civil rights attorney Lani Guinier calls for continued work toward a more just and equal society in MLK week speech at UC Irvine.
Keeping King’s dream alive
Roundup of events for Martin Luther King Jr. birthday and following week