Culture of Honor Tied to Southern Violence Study
Researchers say Southern white men respond to insults with a surge in stress hormones and a readiness to fight, supporting a culture of honor that may partly explain higher Southern homicide rates. The work by Nisbett and Cohen cites surveys, laws, and an insult experiment among University of Michigan students.
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Pre Trial Hearing Opens in Wallace Murder Case
Henry Louis Wallace faces nine murders in North Carolina and a separate crime in Barnwell South Carolina. Prosecutors seek the death penalty for each killing while defense motions urge presenting life imprisonment as the outcome. Judge Johnston ruled jurors may hear Wallace’s taped confessions detailing rapes stabbings and strangulations of ten women.
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