Champions of Diversity

In the last several years, growing popularity of anti-immigration policies—ranging from public support for building a wall between the U.S. and Mexico to  the outcome of the Brexit vote in the United Kingdom—has been largely attributed to native-born Whites feeling threatened by a rise in ethnic diversity across the Western world. But to what extent does research on diversity as a whole support the idea that more diversity leads to backlash from Whites? (read more)