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“Christian nationalist ideology influences Americans to draw sharper ethnic boundaries such that they are more likely to see black Americans as outsiders and deviants and therefore deserving of whatever treatment they receive from the police."

God's Country in Black and Blue: How Christian Nationalism Shapes Americans’ Views About Police (Mis)treatment of Blacks God's Country in Black and Blue: How Christian Nationalism Shapes Americans’ Views About Police (Mis)treatment of Blacks Figure 2. Predicted probability lines for Christian nationalism and religious practice concerning Americans' agreement that police officers in the United States (A) treat blacks the same as whites and (B) shoot blacks more often because they are more violent than whites. Figure 2. Predicted probability lines for Christian nationalism and religious practice concerning Americans' agreement that police officers in the United States (A) treat blacks the same as whites and (B) shoot blacks more often because they are more violent than whites.
God’s Country in Black and Blue: How Christian Nationalism Shapes Americans’ Views About Police (Mis)treatment of Blacks
Sociology of Race and Ethnicity
Perry, Samuel L. / Whitehead, Andrew L. / Davis, Joshua T.
Vol. 5 Issue 1, pp. 130–146, 2019
10.1177/2332649218790983
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