Beliefs about demographic “replacement” (the belief that immigrants are displacing native-born white Americans) strongly linked (more than double the likelihood) to support for political violence.
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Beliefs about demographic “replacement” strongly linked to support for political violence
Non-Hispanic white Americans who endorse "replacement thinking" are significantly more likely to support political violence, according to new research.
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Christchurch terrorist who murdered 51 people sought to present himself as an ordinary individual driven to violence because of the existential threat posed by immigration. A new debunks all these claims, and says these manifestos should never be treated as straightforward confessions. 🕊️🔫📜
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Christchurch terrorist’s propaganda exposed: study - The University of Auckland
The terrorist who murdered 51 people in two Christchurch mosques sent out a raft of propaganda at the time of the attacks which deliberately masked his real views and plans, according to a new study.
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Americans’ attitudes toward immigration are shaped not only by cultural or economic concerns but also by their beliefs about how immigrants vote. When Americans were told that certain immigrant groups favored Donald Trump and the Republican Party, Republicans became more supportive of immigration. 🇺🇸🤝🗳️
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How a single detail about Trump radically changes partisan views on immigration
Immigration opinions in the United States often split along party lines. But a new study raises questions about whether that divide is as fixed as it seems. Researchers looked at how one idea could tip support in either direction.
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