In a recent research project involving an examination of a predominantly white neighborhood's email listserv, researchers found that most emails about suspicious people on the listserv centered on black men as supposed threats to the neighborhood.

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Research has shown that in predominantly white neighborhoods, discussions on community listservs or online forums often disproportionately identify black individuals, particularly men, as suspicious or threatening, reflecting broader societal biases and stereotypes about race and criminality.

In a Recent Research Project Involving an Examination of a Predominantly