Race and gender shape how Americans channel political anger
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A study published in Public Opinion Quarterly found that race and gender influence whether angry Americans join electoral campaigns or street protests. Black and white women participate through a broader range of political channels than male counterparts, reflecting differing levels of trust in the political system.
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