I guess one difference between Jim Crow then and Jim Crow now is that we have cool graphics to show how it's done.
“What’s it like being Mexican and living in LA?”
Me:
“What’s it like being Mexican and living in LA?”
Me:
The original vanilla face in my family 🇲🇽 ❤️🇲🇽❤️
My dad—Efrén “El Güero” Pérez—has freckles, light skin, and THE most intimidating Mexican work ethic 🤠🌵
He turns 78 later this week, so he celebrated today at my house with his 5 (!) grandsons 💯
The original vanilla face in my family 🇲🇽 ❤️🇲🇽❤️
My dad—Efrén “El Güero” Pérez—has freckles, light skin, and THE most intimidating Mexican work ethic 🤠🌵
He turns 78 later this week, so he celebrated today at my house with his 5 (!) grandsons 💯
In a nutshell.
Why do arguments often change people’s beliefs without changing their attitudes? In a new APSR with @scottclifford.bsky.social and @patrickpliu.bsky.social, we point to belief relevance: arguments are more persuasive when they grapple with the idiosyncratic reasons people hold their political views.
