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David Rozado

David Rozado is an academic and research scientist who writes the David Rozado Substack, subtitled Underexplored Research Topics, which he started in 2021. He uses large text datasets to chart how language changes over time in news media and academic writing. Here you will find his charts on how often terms for prejudice appear in US news and in academic papers.

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Infographics by David Rozado

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David Rozado six panel line chart Mentions of Prejudice in Academic Papers 1900 to August 2024, showing the relative frequency of racism and racist, sexism and sexist, homophobia and homophobic, transphobia and transphobic, islamophobia and islamophobic, and antisemitism and antisemitic in academic abstracts

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Academia Mentions of Prejudice Terms From 1900 to 2024

By David Rozado

Most were rare until the late 20th century, rose sharply, and are lower in 2024 than at their peak.

Six-panel line chart titled Yearly Mentions of Prejudice in Popular U.S. News Media outlets, showing the relative frequency of racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, islamophobia and anti-semitism terms in the New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and Wall Street Journal from 1970 to 2020, credited @DavidRozado

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Mentions of Prejudice in US News Media, 1970 to 2020

By David Rozado

Discussion of it in the media has grown fast: use of racism, racist and racists in four major US newspapers rose by 361% to 756% between 2010 and 2020.

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