Mormonism is suddenly everywhere in today's media, with insights into the life of polygamists satisfying the voyeuristic tendencies of a modern audience. For many this is a inaccurate association: "we haven't practiced polygamy for over a century". But for a core group of "fundamentalists", polygamy remains a central doctrine. Although the political candidates Romney and Huntsman may blame these "heretics" for tarnishing their candidacy, polygamy is not the only doctrine which encourages prejudice. The church also eschews homosexuality and only accepted African-Americans in 1978, leaving lingering accusations of racism. For one Mormon prophet, dreams of the White House are premature: "the only answer is more time and continued articulation, conversation and explanation".