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New research suggests that for some white Americans , " Stop the Steal " refers not just to perceived voter fraud, but to their own loss of status in a more diverse society.
White people who perceive that Black people use race to gain unfair advantages, and resent it, were far more likely to question the need for the bipartisan U.S. House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack.
White supremacy groups openly displayed their insignias. Some in the mob yelled racial slurs at the Capitol Police. News photographs showed a Civil War-era Confederate flag being carried through the Capitol .
Racial themes were pervasive in the Jan. 6 insurrection itself, Wilson and Davis write.
Most policy and political discussions are anchored in historical ideas of racism, he said.
But that raises enormous risk for continuing polarization.
“We shouldn’t treat race in a cheap way, just relying on the easiest explanation,” he said. “Sometimes there’s a sense that white people dislike Blacks or they want to keep Blacks down. But no — it could be that they genuinely have a problem with a policy, or they like a particular candidate better, but they are not racist themselves.
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