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Gerald Higginbotham

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University of Virginia

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Gerald Higginbotham is an Assistant Professor at the University of Virginia, USA. His research focuses on the intersections of social psychology, racism, and policy implications, specifically in the context of firearms and legal rights. Recent publications address issues such as the influence of racial dynamics on gun ownership advocacy, and the intersectional biases affecting student-athletes. He is committed to exploring the historical context of social psychological research to inform contemporary policy discussions.

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Stanford University

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Complex and beautiful: Distinct black history knowledge types drive interpretative similarity of, and emotional responses to, modern and historical racism among black people.

A right and a privilege? Examining White americans’ construal of voting as a privilege, anti-Black attitudes, and voter suppression support.

The Dark Side of Safety: A Call for a More Thorough Consideration of Racism and Collective Power Motivations in the Social Psychology of Firearms

When an irresistible prejudice meets immovable politics: Black legal gun ownership undermines racially resentful White Americans’ gun rights advocacy.

Social Psychological Research on Racism and the Importance of Historical Context: Implications for Policy

You Play a Sport, Right? A Persistent and Pernicious Intersectional Bias in Categorization of Students vs. Student-Athletes

Can I belong in school and sports?: The intersectional value of athletic identity in high school and across the college transition.

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