Anti-Abortion and Pro-Coercion: White Christian Nationalism and Support for Arresting Women Who Have Abortions
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Resumen del artículo
In a nationally representative survey, Americans who strongly endorsed Christian nationalism and White nationalism were more likely to support arresting women who have abortions, even after controlling for anti-abortion views. This suggests that support for punishment stems from a broader desire to enforce a specific ethnocultural social order.
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People who strongly identify as White Christians are more likely to support arresting women who have abortions. This suggests that support for punishment is less about opposing abortion and more about enforcing a specific social order where Whiteness and Christianity are dominant.
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This study uses a large nationally representative dataset and robust statistical methods to examine a timely and relevant issue. While there are limitations due to cross-sectional design, single item measures, and self-reported data which limit drawing causal conclusions, these do not detract substantially from the overall strength of the research.
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