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The Politics of Belonging: Race, Public Opinion, and Immigration
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The breadwinner and “the other”: sexism, immigrant economic threat, and support for immigration restriction in American Public Opinion
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Democracy's Deficit: The Role of Institutional Contact in Shaping non-White Political Behavior
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American While Black
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Lies, Fairytales, and Fallacies
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Emigrants, Immigrants, and Refugees
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(Re)Remembering Race
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Conflicted Nativism
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Beyond Immigration
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Sanctuary Cities: The Way Forward
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Afro-Textured Hair and the CROWN Act
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What Black Women Political Elites Look Like Matters
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Candid Conversations: Black Women Political Elites and Appearances
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Sisterly Discussions about Black Women Candidates
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Is There a Black Woman Candidate Prototype?
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Voter Responses to Black Women Candidates
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Linked Fate, Black Voters, and Black Women Candidates
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The Gaze from Below
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The Gaze from Below
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Validating and testing a measure of anti‐semitism on support for QAnon and vote intention for Trump in 2020
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Latinx identification with whiteness: What drives it, and what effects does it have on political preferences?
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The Identity Thief: How Politics, Religion, and Values Stole Support for Sexual Assault Reporting and the #MeToo Movement
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History, Agency, Power, and Linked Fate
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Messaging Matters: How Information about Underrepresentation Affects the Political Participation of Racial and Ethnic Groups in California
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