William J. Ryan, Jr. (c. 1924 – June 7, 2002) was a psychologist and author best known for his criticism of "blaming the victim" first published in his 1971 book of the same title. Ryan's work is considered a major structuralist rebuttal to the Moynihan Report. Moynihan's report had placed most of the blame for African-American poverty rates on the rise of single-parent households rather than on racism and discrimination, while Ryan's response was that Moynihan was blaming victims for their victimhood. Ryan spent the majority of his career at Boston College.
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| - William J. Ryan, Jr. (c. 1924 – June 7, 2002) was a psychologist and author best known for his criticism of "blaming the victim" first published in his 1971 book of the same title. Ryan's work is considered a major structuralist rebuttal to the Moynihan Report. Moynihan's report had placed most of the blame for African-American poverty rates on the rise of single-parent households rather than on racism and discrimination, while Ryan's response was that Moynihan was blaming victims for their victimhood. Ryan spent the majority of his career at Boston College. (en)
- William J. Ryan, Jr. (1924 circa – Boston, 7 giugno 2002) è stato uno psicologo statunitense. È noto soprattutto per gli studi sul fenomeno della colpevolizzazione della vittima (victim blaming). Ryan pubblicò gran parte dei risultati de propri studi su un libro dal titolo Blaming The Victim pubblicato per la prima volta nel 1971. Il lavoro di Ryan costituisce anche una confutazione al Rapporto Moynihan, il quale aveva attribuito la maggior parte della responsabilità riguardante la povertà delle persone afroamericane all'aumento delle famiglie monoparentali piuttosto che al razzismo e alla discriminazione verso questo gruppo sociale. (it)
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| - William J. Ryan, Jr. (c. 1924 – June 7, 2002) was a psychologist and author best known for his criticism of "blaming the victim" first published in his 1971 book of the same title. Ryan's work is considered a major structuralist rebuttal to the Moynihan Report. Moynihan's report had placed most of the blame for African-American poverty rates on the rise of single-parent households rather than on racism and discrimination, while Ryan's response was that Moynihan was blaming victims for their victimhood. Ryan spent the majority of his career at Boston College. (en)
- William J. Ryan, Jr. (1924 circa – Boston, 7 giugno 2002) è stato uno psicologo statunitense. È noto soprattutto per gli studi sul fenomeno della colpevolizzazione della vittima (victim blaming). Ryan pubblicò gran parte dei risultati de propri studi su un libro dal titolo Blaming The Victim pubblicato per la prima volta nel 1971. Il lavoro di Ryan costituisce anche una confutazione al Rapporto Moynihan, il quale aveva attribuito la maggior parte della responsabilità riguardante la povertà delle persone afroamericane all'aumento delle famiglie monoparentali piuttosto che al razzismo e alla discriminazione verso questo gruppo sociale. (it)
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