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“The colder a respondent felt toward ‘Blacks,’ the lower they rated the [BLM] movement… Racial resentment was very strongly and negatively associated with favorable views of BLM—the standardized coefficient … is easily the largest in the model."

Whose Lives Mattered? How White and Black Americans Felt About Black Lives Matter in 2016 Whose Lives Mattered? How White and Black Americans Felt About Black Lives Matter in 2016 Table 4. Coefficients from interactions predicting support for Black Lives Matter Table 4. Coefficients from interactions predicting support for Black Lives Matter Predicted warmth toward Black Lives Matter from interaction of race with racial resentment Predicted warmth toward Black Lives Matter from interaction of race with racial resentment
Whose Lives Mattered? How White and Black Americans Felt About Black Lives Matter in 2016
Law & Society Review
Drakulich, Kevin / Wozniak, Kevin H. / Hagan, John / Johnson, Devon
Vol. 55 Issue 2, pp. 227—251, 2021
10.1111/lasr.12552
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