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BLM Frames: Which Identity Angle Spur Protest or Support?
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black lives matter
experimental design
intersectionality theory
african american identity
American Politics
APSR
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Which Identity Frames Boost Support for and Mobilization in the #BlackLivesMatter Movement? An Experimental Test was authored by Tabitha Bonilla and Alvin Tillery. It was published by Cambridge in APSR in 2020.

The Black Lives Matter movement has sparked widespread protests and media attention since 2013.

Survey Experiment Results:

  • Different identity frames (Black Nationalist, Feminist, LGBTQ+ Rights) affect African American responses differently 🏷️
  • Exposure influences willingness to support, trust, canvass reps about BLM 🔍

Key Implications:

  • Intersectional messaging matters for movement effectiveness 💡
  • Findings suggest nuanced strategies may be needed in racial justice mobilization ⚖️

Researchers can now explore how tailored frames might optimize engagement and conversion across diverse populations.

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