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August 24, 2025Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin

Seeing Beyond Whose Prejudice? Effects of Perpetrator Race on People of Color’s Willingness to Engage in Solidarity Efforts With Perpetrators of Racism

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MPMinh Duc PhamUniversity of Connecticut KCKimberly E. ChaneyUniversity of Connecticut

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Experiments reveal that people of color are more willing to engage with perpetrators of color in anti-racism efforts, suggesting a unique framework of solidarity.

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Participants showed increased willingness to engage in solidarity efforts with perpetrators of color, compared to White perpetrators.
Ingroup-relevant racism led to discussions and collaborative efforts among Asian, Latinx, and Black participants—both critical in combating racism.
Five experiments with 1,957 participants were conducted, exploring perceptions of solidarity across racial lines.
Findings may inform anti-racism initiatives and promote understanding of intraminority relations in addressing racism.

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Pham et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af5d5dad7bf08b1eae058c https://doi.org/10.1177/01461672251358519

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Experiments reveal that people of color are more willing to engage with perpetrators of color in anti-racism efforts, suggesting a unique framework of solidarity.

Seeing Beyond Whose Prejudice? Effects of Perpetrator Race on People of Color’s Willingness to Engage in Solidarity Efforts With Perpetrators of Racism

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Seeing Beyond Whose Prejudice? Effects of Perpetrator Race on People of Color’s Willingness to Engage in Solidarity Efforts With Perpetrators of Racism

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