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Racial Differences in the Reaction to Watergate Some Implications for Political Support

A decade ago, one of the major findings of political socialization research was that white middle-class American parents were managing to imbue in their children a pervasively positive image of the political system (Greenstein, 1965; Hess and Torney, 1967). Easton and Dennis (1969), concentrating on that finding, have linked it to a general high level of legitimacy and support for the political system which these children could be expected to evince in later years.