Scientific Blackpill: Difference between revisions

Jump to navigation Jump to search
Line 319: Line 319:
Yahoo Personals Dating Preferences Study sought to examine the dating preferences of online daters in four major metropolitan areas: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta. Internet daters' profiles of self-identified Asian, Black, Latino, and White men and women seeking opposite-sex dates were collected and coded from Yahoo Personals, which was the most popular national online dating web site in 2004 and 2005.  
Yahoo Personals Dating Preferences Study sought to examine the dating preferences of online daters in four major metropolitan areas: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta. Internet daters' profiles of self-identified Asian, Black, Latino, and White men and women seeking opposite-sex dates were collected and coded from Yahoo Personals, which was the most popular national online dating web site in 2004 and 2005.  


Primary findings were as follows:
Women were considerably more likely than men to state they had a "racial preference". 74% of the 2735 women voiced a "racial preference", while 58% of the 2872 men voiced a "racial preference".  
* Women were considerably more likely than men to state they had a "racial preference".  
* 74% of the 2735 women voiced a "racial preference", while 58% of the 2872 men voiced a "racial preference".  


Among those women with a racial preference:
Among those women with a racial preference:
Line 328: Line 326:
* The women who excluded their own race were: 4% of white women, 8% of black women, 17% of Latino women, and 40% of Asian women.
* The women who excluded their own race were: 4% of white women, 8% of black women, 17% of Latino women, and 40% of Asian women.


Thus we can see that among this group, women employed a racial hierarchy for men in interracial dating of: '''White > Latino > Black > Asian > Middle Eastern > Indian'''. White women were the least likely to exclude their own race (4%) and most likely to only want their own race (65%). While Asian women were most likely to exclude their own race (40%) and least likely to only want their own race (6%).
Thus we can see that among this group, women employed a racial hierarchy for men in interracial dating of: '''White > Latino > Black > Asian > Middle Eastern > Indian'''. White women were the least likely to exclude their own race (4%) and most likely to only want their own race (65%). Asian women were most likely to exclude their own race (40%) and least likely to only want their own race (6%).


<span style="font-size:125%">'''Data:'''</span>
<span style="font-size:125%">'''Data:'''</span>

Navigation menu