James M. Glaser is Professor of Political Science and Dean of Academic Affairs for Arts and Sciences at Tufts University. He is also author of The Hand of the Past in Contemporary Southern Politics and Race, Campaign Politics, and the Realignment in the South. Timothy J. Ryan is a Ph.D. candidate in political science at the University of Michigan.

• Chapter 1. Burdens of Our PastChapter 2. Ballot Architecture and the Building of SchoolsChapter 3. Following Neighbors, If Not LeadersChapter 4. Remorse, Retribution, and RestorationChapter 5. A Panoply of PreferencesChapter 6. A Spotlight on Race NeutralityChapter 7. Changing Minds, If Not HeartsNotesReferencesIndexAcknowledgments

"A substantive, intellectually engaging read. Changing Minds, If Not Hearts challenges the idea that intractable racial attitudes explain most political outcomes and offers compelling evidence that framing issues to defuse group conflict may successfully address some of the systemic obstacles that racial minorities face in democracies." (Melissa Nobles, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

James M. Glaser is Professor of Political Science and Dean of Academic Affairs for Arts and Sciences at Tufts University. He is also author of The Hand of the Past in Contemporary Southern Politics and Race, Campaign Politics, and the Realignment in the South. Timothy J. Ryan is a Ph.D. candidate in political science at the University of Michigan.

• Chapter 1. Burdens of Our PastChapter 2. Ballot Architecture and the Building of SchoolsChapter 3. Following Neighbors, If Not LeadersChapter 4. Remorse, Retribution, and RestorationChapter 5. A Panoply of PreferencesChapter 6. A Spotlight on Race NeutralityChapter 7. Changing Minds, If Not HeartsNotesReferencesIndexAcknowledgments

"A substantive, intellectually engaging read. Changing Minds, If Not Hearts challenges the idea that intractable racial attitudes explain most political outcomes and offers compelling evidence that framing issues to defuse group conflict may successfully address some of the systemic obstacles that racial minorities face in democracies." (Melissa Nobles, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)

James M. Glaser is Professor of Political Science and Dean of Academic Affairs for Arts and Sciences at Tufts University. He is also author of The Hand of the Past in Contemporary Southern Politics and Race, Campaign Politics, and the Realignment in the South. Timothy J. Ryan is a Ph.D. candidate in political science at the University of Michigan.

• Chapter 1. Burdens of Our PastChapter 2. Ballot Architecture and the Building of SchoolsChapter 3. Following Neighbors, If Not LeadersChapter 4. Remorse, Retribution, and RestorationChapter 5. A Panoply of PreferencesChapter 6. A Spotlight on Race NeutralityChapter 7. Changing Minds, If Not HeartsNotesReferencesIndexAcknowledgments

"A substantive, intellectually engaging read. Changing Minds, If Not Hearts challenges the idea that intractable racial attitudes explain most political outcomes and offers compelling evidence that framing issues to defuse group conflict may successfully address some of the systemic obstacles that racial minorities face in democracies." (Melissa Nobles, Massachusetts Institute of Technology)