So when the word "black" appears in American culture, what co-occurs with it? "Poor," "violent," "religious," "lazy," "cheerful," "dangerous." When "white" occurs, the frequently co-occurring words are "wealthy," "progressive," "conventional," "stubborn," "successful," "educated." So when a police officer overreacts when he sees an unarmed black male and perceives him to be violent and dangerous, we are not necessarily dealing with an inherently bad cop.
Así que cuando la palabra "negro" aparece en la cultura estadounidense, ¿qué palabras la rodean? "Pobre", "violento", "religioso", "haragán", "alegre", "peligroso". Cuando aparece la palabra "blanco", las palabras más frecuentes a su alrededor son "rico", "desarrollado", "convencional", "tenaz", "exitoso", "educado".