Partisan identity drives social polarization more than race or religion, study finds | Dislike for opposing political groups appears more powerful than loyalty to one’s own party.
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Partisan identity drives social polarization more than race or religion, study finds
A new study reveals that political party affiliation is the most powerful driver of social polarization in the United States—surpassing race, religion, income, and education
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Populism is a political approach that frames society as divided into two opposing groups: “the pure people” and “the corrupt elite.” A new study found that populism may act as a “thermometer” for democratic health. Populism usually goes hand in hand with a sense of democratic dissatisfaction. 🌍🤝🔍📉
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Populism may act as a “thermometer” for democratic health
Long-term data from Britain and the Netherlands reveal that citizens’ populist beliefs rise and fall alongside changes in democratic satisfaction. The research challenges the idea that populist attitudes are static traits and highlights their potential responsiveness…
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