Advances in gender equality and progressive policies are often stymied by cultural sexist
systems and individual-level sexist attitudes. These attitudes are pervasive but vary in type …

We examine variation in levels of affective polarization for men and women. Using the 1980
to 2016 American National Election Studies, we find that women are more affectively …

Over the last 40 years, scholars have adopted many different approaches to studying
intersectionality. A common refrain in the literature is that one cannot evaluate the …

Abstract In 2016, Donald Trump won the US presidential election by securing a very large
share of the rural vote. In the 2020 election, his margin of victory in rural America was even …

On November 7, 2020, then Vice-President Elect Kamala Harris pointedly acknowledged
that she broke through a glass ceiling in American political leadership. Harris is aware that …

Heeding the call of the special issue, we look at the past decade's advances in public
opinion studies of our understanding of the relationship between white racial identities …

Abstract This article develops Stein Rokkan's cleavage theory to include the gender
cleavage. It discusses the gender cleavage's structural, cultural, and organizational …

Pundits and scholars alike point to recent elections as evidence of a changing American
electorate with women of color (WOC) at the center of creating a more diverse electorate …

This chapter grapples with the political psychology of minority status by focusing on the
attitudes and actions expressed by groups who are subordinated based on race, gender …

In 2017, Facebook's news feed algorithm began weighting emoji reactions (eg, love and
angry) as five times more valuable than the like button. Such a change is theoretically …