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Who Takes Action for Social Inclusion?

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Two characteristics matter when getting people to act for a more inclusive world.

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Who Can Talk About Systemic Inequality in the American Classroom?

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What we think of teachers who discuss systemic inequality depends on the race of the teacher and our own political ideology.

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Having Cross-political Relationships Might Not Always Be Beneficial

Can simply having a cross-political partner or close friend improve your attitudes toward the opposite political group? Our studies show that it might not always be the case.

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Are All Women Perceived as Equally Deserving of Protection From Police Violence?

Why sexism may afford physical protection to White, but not Black, women victims of police violence.

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R-E-S-P-E-C-T: Showing White People What It Means to Black People

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If White people want to have good interactions with Black people they should stop worrying so much about appearing prejudiced and instead focus on showing Black people respect by trying to get to know them.