Journal of Race, Ethnicity, and Politics

The official journal of the Race, Ethnicity, and Politics section of the American Political Science Association.

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Free access to #JREP until 9/15! Check out this thread highlighting the articles in the latest issue 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽

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Until the 15th of September 2023 you can enjoy free access to the latest issues of Cambridge journals such as @PoliticsGenderJ, @PSRMJournal, @PandRJournal, @JournalREP, @DuBoisReview, @JPublicPolicy and more -

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[Lauren (Palladino) Olson @lrpalladino]

Bottom line: shifting perceptions of discrimination are a real driver of partisan realignment, distinct from simple racial affect. Elite rhetoric & media framing of racial injustice may matter more for elections than we thought. Read (open access!) at https://t.co/Gy4YKOGyAT

[Lauren (Palladino) Olson @lrpalladino]

My first-ever solo-authored paper is out today in @JournalREP! What drives Americans to switch their presidential vote based on race over the last 3 elections? I show that it's not general racial warmth, it's changing beliefs about discrimination. (🧵 1/3)

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Acculturation, Identity, and the Authoritarian Worldview: Explaining Hispanic Attitudes Toward Police - https://t.co/cx5Sz28Cuj

- Jason E. Kehrberg, Samantha L. Bennett & Scott A. Pray

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Representing Black and White: The Role of Candidate Issue Priorities in Perceptions of Representation - https://t.co/GMngCONaii

- @mia_i_costa & @TatisheNteta

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[Chris Towler @blkprofcct]

New research (in @JournalREP) around the 2020 election suggests that social pressure to vote in the political environment contributed in a major way to increased voter turnout.

Not surprisingly, this was true for Black voters, influencing Black men & older Black women the most.

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Turnout the Vote: Social Pressure and Identity Politics in the 2020 Election - https://t.co/KFsI2B5YUV

- Danvy Le, Carole Jean Uhlaner & Ana Schugurensky

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Race, Reform, and Recalls: The Movement Against “Progressive” Prosecutors - https://t.co/1V7swfs8OH

- Allison Goldberg

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Do Racial Justice Frames Increase Support Among Democratic Constituencies? Evidence from Two Survey Experiments during the 2020 Georgia Senate Runoffs - https://t.co/ri6SdoMvIq

- @TabithaBonilla & Alvin B. Tillery, Jr

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Parties, Race, and Political Violence: Evaluating Whether Attitudes toward the January 6 Insurrection Vary Across Racial Groups - https://t.co/KB0nGtLMmW

- Sarah Perez & Natasha Altema McNeely

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Do Legislators Represent Racial Minority Opinions? Evidence on Disparities at the Congressional District Level - https://t.co/jFxFozibYP

- Viviana Rivera-Burgos

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Reconsidering School Segregation: Contemporary Lessons from 1960s Protest against Separate and Unequal Schools - https://t.co/mYmJHosqf1

- @ERIstotleez

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“Immigrationalization” of the Welfare State: Contextual influences on Welfare Politics in the United States - https://t.co/yPAZuBj2mw

- Ping Xu, Belinda Davis & James Garand

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Dilemmas in Representation: Immigration, Identity, and Political Parties - https://t.co/xEwTQK4Tr3

- @jeremiahbcha, @_JustinGest & @TomWongPhD

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Racialized Empathy and Attitudes Toward Refugees in the United States - https://t.co/Bv3OXoRRvk

- Hannah L. Paul & Courtney J. Nava

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Researching and Understanding Far-Right Politics in Times of Mainstreaming - https://t.co/9QilyzTqx5

- @georgenewth, @Katy_Brown4 & @aurelmondon

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Federal Enforcement and Black Political Representation: Evidence from Reconstruction and the Voting Rights Act - https://t.co/CHWYUIKUAf

- Michael Greenberger & @JCarreraSmith

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Partisan Change with Generational Turnover: Latino Party Identification from 1989 to 2023 - https://t.co/BXAdCqwbLt

- @DerekJWakefield, @blfraga & Colin A. Fisk

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Supreme Prejudice: Examining the Supreme Court’s Racial & Criminal Biases - https://t.co/TWXUvu9mDE

- @liz_maltby & Abigail A. Matthews

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How Americans Evaluate Redistributive vs. Symbolic Racial Justice Policies - https://t.co/sNg7OxP6tA

- @RoxanneRahnama & Mark Williamson

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