Conducted by the Oxford Centre for the Study of Intergroup Conflict, it looked at three specific places: Europe, the United States, and South Africa, over a period of nine years from 2002-2011.
Those three areas of the planet were specifically chosen because they are about the only places where the ruling group (White people) now live, or are soon to live as a minority. Naturally, these regions would be future places of ethnic/racial conflict, and this study is researching into how to make White people less opposed to the genocide of our own people.
Professor Miles Hewstone, a member of the study gave the findings: “If two White people with identical views went to live in different postcodes for a year, the person in the neighborhood with more mixing between ethnic groups would likely leave more tolerant [of White genocide]” he said.
