Academic Abstract In this narrative review, we examined 134 studies of the relationship
between intergroup contact and collective action benefiting disadvantaged groups. We …

Scholars have argued that racial policy beliefs contributed to a decline in public trust among
white-Americans, but this effect waned over time as racial policies left the agenda. We …

Objective In this article we theorize that partisanship is such a strong filter of information that
it can affect how individuals make sense of their lived environment and how the geographic …

In recent years, the US public has become increasingly concerned about the immigration
issue. Criminological research and group threat theory suggest that harsh immigration policy …

Recent events have placed a spotlight on Muslim-majority relations in Australia, yet research
on majority-group Australians' attitudes toward Muslims is scarce. Drawing on recent survey …

Sanctuary city policies seek to protect undocumented community members from federal
detention or deportation. Debates over sanctuary cities have become increasingly prominent …

Objective Scholars have reached conflicting results as to the relative importance of cultural
and economic threats to majority group receptivity to immigrants and refugees. This study …

For nearly forty years, the United States was in the grips of punitive thinking and mired in an
era of mass imprisonment. The hallmarks of this paradigm were the embrace of policies and …

Objective We seek to determine the antecedents of self‐categorization as white and white
identity salience among Latinx people. We also investigate the effects of both on Latinx's …

A notable increase in immigration into the United States over the past half century, coupled
with its recent geographic dispersion into new communities nationwide, has fueled contact …