Examples of racial injustice (including COVID-19 inequities, police killings of Black people,
and mass shootings targeting specific racial and ethnic groups) are prevalent in US society …

Abstract The American Psychological Association's resolutions on dismantling systemic
racism represent a watershed moment in our discipline, yet confusion remains as to what it …

As a response to the shortcomings of the US healthcare system, Americans are increasingly
turning to crowdfunding platforms to bankroll their health-related costs. However, although …

Political solidarity is often key to addressing societal injustice. Yet social and political
psychology are without a common definition or comprehensive measure of this construct …

Abstract The First Amendment of the United States Constitution protects individual's right to
protest, but people tend to have differing attitudes toward protests depending on the issue …

Supporters of the Confederate battle flag often argue that their support is driven by pride in
the South, not negative racial attitudes. Opponents of the Confederate battle flag often argue …

Bayesian methods are becoming increasingly used in applied psychological research.
Previous researchers have thoroughly written about much of the details already, including …

In recent years, scholars have increasingly revealed the importance of celebrities in society,
among them celebrity politicians. These celebrities not only influence political attitudes but …

Trumpism: Race, Class, Populism and Public Policy is divided into two parts. Part One
examines the foundation of Trumpism: Trump's form of populism, Trump's political ideas, and …

Two studies explored the intersection between the COVID‐19 pandemic and the continuing
fight for racial justice. The pandemic has exacerbated existing racial inequalities in the …