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“Black female victims were significantly more likely to be portrayed as ‘bad’ people… Stories about White… victims were significantly more likely… to describe the victim as preyed upon by a predator… [and] produce sympathetic overall narratives."

White, Black, and Latina Female Victims in U.S. News: A Multivariate and Intersectional Analysis of Story Differences White, Black, and Latina Female Victims in U.S. News: A Multivariate and Intersectional Analysis of Story Differences Table 4. The Effect of Victim's Race/Ethnicity on OSN—Fully Specified Multinomial Logistic Regression Models. Table 4 also shows three other sympathetic themes that emerged during the data analysis process. Table 4. The Effect of Victim's Race/Ethnicity on OSN—Fully Specified Multinomial Logistic Regression Models. Table 4 also shows three other sympathetic themes that emerged during the data analysis process.
White, Black, and Latina Female Victims in U.S. News: A Multivariate and Intersectional Analysis of Story Differences
Race and Justice
Slakoff, Danielle C. / Brennan, Pauline K.
in Press, 2020
10.1177/2153368720961837
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