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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 26/09/2026

Knuckey extends Sommer & Franco's (2024) findings that racially resentful black people were more likely to support Trump in 2020. Using the CES to examine vote choice in 2024, Knuckey finds that Sommer & Franco captured a different construct: black resentment towards whites.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Colbern et al. ask: How can, and why should, scholarship on immigrant policy more explicitly prioritize the dignity & rights of immigrants? They argue for Civically Engaged Research as an intervention and urge scholars to align theory with practice in immigration federalism.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 12/09/2026

Do LGBT Christians correspond with political cross-pressures (ambivalence, moderation, & disengagement)? Strode & Tenenbaum find that while LGBT Christians are more cross-pressured than non-religious LGBT people, cis-hetero Christians are more cross-pressured than other groups.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 05/09/2026

Haenschen and Smith explore how ideological framing of the 2020 BLM protests shape attitudes towards the movement. With a two-wave survey experiment (n=894), they find that exposure to the liberal frame increases favorability ratings compared to the conservative frame.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 30/08/2026

Klofstad et al. explore belief in the "white replacement" theory. They find that 1/3 of Americans embrace the theory and that it is associated with anti-social personality traits, nationalist/authoritarian sentiment, and negative attitudes towards minorities and the establishment

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 22/08/2026

Backlash theory posits that judicial declaration of rights trigger a backlash from political forces. Price's article examines three conservative backlashes on 1990s college campuses against gay and lesbian student inclusion. This backlash was driven primarily by student activism.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 16/08/2026

Hummel et al. explore why some transgender people in Florida received name changes quickly while others faced steep administrative burdens. They use the racialized and gendered administrative burdens framework to explore how supposed neutral rules incur costs on applicants.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 08/08/2026

Is exposure to Fox News coverage of Critical Race Theory (CRT)—framed as "anti-white racism"—associated with white audiences' racial consciousness? Smith et al. find a positive association between Fox News viewership and perceptions of anti-white racism.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 02/08/2026

How has critical information from international human rights orgs and left-wing Jewish American orgs shaped U.S. public opinion of the Israel-Palestine conflict? Sandlin and Simmons find that criticism from Jewish-American orgs negatively impact U.S. public opinion of Israel.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 26/07/2026

How do administrative burdens influence who shows up to immigration court hearings? Sullivan argues that difficult commutes can increase missed hearings and subsequently lead to deportation orders. She finds that virtual hearings increases the likelihood of hearing attendance.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 20/07/2026

Holden and Schildkraut validate a four item scale to measure gendered personality instead of the 20-question Bem Sex-Role Inventory (BSRI). They use novel survey data to identify two masculine and two feminine traits for an abbreviated version of the BSRI in future research.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 11/07/2026

Mutz et al. compare racist attitudes in Germany with a conventional survey and a list experiment (LE). They ask if respondents oppose nomination of athletes of color to German national teams, with 12.5% expressing a racist response in the LE and 1.4% in the conventional survey.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 06/07/2026

How do racial animus and income correlate with support for UBI? Bloeser & Tomkiewicz investigate this, finding that lower income racially resentful Whites are more likely to support UBI than other welfare policy but this does not hold with racially resentful higher income Whites.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 29/06/2026

How do Australian voters feel about Indigenous politics? Foxworth et al. explore this, surveying voters on support for the creation of an Indigenous advisory board, finding Indigenous voters significantly more supportive, as well as predictors for non-Indigenous support.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 22/06/2026

How do the five US territories regulate civil rights for sexual minorities? Peterson explores debates among territory officials to provide a framework for how territorial officials regulate the lives of their queer residents.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 15/06/2026

How does the Environmental Justice (EJ) movement contribute to our understanding of democracy? Cline and Krewson demonstrate that the EJ movement holds governments and larger environmental orgs accountable. They draw on the case of Uprose, a grassroots EJ org in Brooklyn, NY.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 09/06/2026

Do voters apply different standards of parental responsibility to mother and father candidates? Venugopalan finds that both mothers and fathers suffer from negative parenting information, justifications improved their evaluations, and the penalty and recovery was equal for both.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 01/06/2026

Why do locals engage in politics? Using Ohio labor unions, Reuning draws on social movement literature to posit that locals engage in politics when they have excess resources—although engagement might be hampered by internal divisions.

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Politics, Groups and Identities @pgi-wpsa.bsky.social · 25/05/2026

Wise demonstrates how consumer credit perpetuates racial hierarchy in the United States. She argues that predatory inclusion is best understood as "accumulation through dispossession, naturalized by race and structured through intersectionality." www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....