Terms and conditions apply: symbolic prejudice at the intersections of race, gender, and sexuality

Overview of attention for article published in Politics, Groups and Identities, January 2022

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RT @PGI_WPSA: How can surveys seeking to measure prejudice account for its interlocking nature? @RBELL8910's research suggests that respond…

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RT @PGI_WPSA: How can surveys seeking to measure prejudice account for its interlocking nature? @RBELL8910's research suggests that respond…

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How can surveys seeking to measure prejudice account for its interlocking nature? @RBELL8910's research suggests that respondent's identities inform who they consider rep of a group, making answers conditional on who they think a question is referring to:

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RT @PGI_WPSA: 🚨New article coming through!🚨 @RBELL8910 investigates intersectional symbolic prejudice by creating a new empirical measure…

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