This review of literature on anti‐racist prosocial action points to the strong and largely
untapped policy potential of bystander anti‐racism. Bystander anti‐racism is conceptualized …

In racialized societies, race divides people, prioritizes some groups over others, and directly
impacts opportunities and outcomes in life. These missed opportunities and altered …

Following a task that ostensibly revealed implicit racism or sexism, participants were
confronted about their bias. The confronter's race and gender were manipulated to test …

The formative framework in prejudice confrontations research has focused on the utility of
confrontations to activate one's self‐regulation strategies to interrupt unintentional prejudice …

Prejudice and discrimination are unfortunate common realities for sexual minorities yet
people rarely confront such behavior (Dickter 2012). This is especially problematic because …

The current studies explore situational and individual factors affecting non‐target perceivers'
reactions and behavior following a racist comment, focusing on verbal confronting behavior …

People often wonder what to say and how to say it during confrontable moments. Through
our review and organization of relevant research, we present a “roadmap” for navigating …

Scholarship produced by psychologists typically focuses on one area of social identity and
oppression per study (eg, only sexism) with very little intersectional analysis across systemic …

Sexist attitudes are one of the factors that justify domestic violence. Positive psychology can
provide keys to prevent sexist violence at an early age. Psychological values are a group of …

Everyday expression of prejudice continues to pose a social challenge across societies. We
tend to assume that to the extent people are egalitarian, they are more likely to confront …