The general white perception of black men as embodying what element in society actually increased following George H.W.Bush's election?

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Following George H.W. Bush's election, there was a political climate that emphasized focusing on law and order, which ultimately led to an increase in the general perception of black men as criminals. This was compounded by media coverage of high-profile crimes committed by black men during this time period.

The General White Perception of Black Men as Embodying What