Finally, we found evidence for solidarity imbalances. While non-Black participants expected Black acquaintances to be especially supportive, Black participants expected lower support from non-Black acquaintances for both racism and sexism.
Grace Drake
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Social Psych PhD Student at WashU studying solidarity & allyship perceptions, bias confrontations, & bias interventions | she/her
