APS
30th APS Annual Convention
The Impact of Violating Race-Based Expectations
Racial minorities are often perceived and stereotyped as monolithic groups— expected to behave, think, and identify the same way. This symposium examines how Black, White, and Multiracial people are perceived when they exhibit ideologies, behave, or identify in ways that counter stereotypical expectations.
Chairs & Discussants
- Steven RobertsChair
Stanford University
Presentations
- The Baggage of "Acting Black": How Multiracial People's Behaviors Influences How They Are Categorized and Stereotyped Marisa Franco
- Blacks Who “Act White” and Whites Who “Act Black": Racial Stereotyping Varies As a Function of Targets’ BehaviorsMyles Durkee
- Beyond Black and White: Concepts and Stereotypes of Black-White IdentitiesSteven Roberts
