Although there has been limited progress toward economic equality between Americans
over the past half-century, many Americans are largely unaware of the persistence of …

Building upon recent calls for the integration of abolition into psychology, we develop and
validate a measure of Abolitionist Ideology. In two studies with abolitionist leaning (N= 201 …

The first formal statements made by members of the US Congress relating to the murder of
George Floyd and subsequent protests were coded on whether racism was identified as a …

Why do many liberal voters in diverse, urban areas express racially egalitarian values but
oppose anti-carceral policies that would weaken structural racism? How does this manifest …

Abstract The Mass Incarceration Trauma (MIT) framework is a conceptual model for
understanding the role of trauma in the lives of individuals who experience incarceration in …

Abstract Research suggests that White Americans oppose welfare due to between-group
processes: Many White Americans envision welfare recipients to be lazy, undeserving, and …

Research practices used by social scientists to understand and dismantle the psychological
foundations that uphold racist hierarchies can backfire when they rely on racecraft. Racecraft …

This study examines how beliefs about capitalism, color-evasive racial attitudes, and
perceptions about wealth distribution predict redistributive economic policy preferences. I …

Background: In studies on racial differences in the perception of racism, it has been shown
that these differences are mediated by the degree of historical knowledge about racism. The …

Hardship narratives are widespread in the US People from marginalized groups (eg, people
with physical disabilities, Black people) are often believed to, on average, face more …