#9261. Perceived Personal Discrimination, Panethnic and National Identification, and Collective Action to Support Immigrants’ Rights among U.S. Latinas/os

December 2026publication date
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Abstract:
Many Latinas/os in the United States participated in the protests and rallies (i.e., collective action) to support immigrants’ rights that followed Donald Trumps inauguration as U.S. President in 20XX. Following the rejection-identification and rejection-disidentification models, we examined whether perceived personal discrimination, panethnic (i.e., Hispanic or Latina/o) identification, and national (i.e., American) identification were associated with greater likelihood of having engaged in collective action to support immigrants’ rights among a national sample of Latinas/os in the United States.
Keywords:
collective action; national identification; panethnic identification; perceived discrimination; rejection-disidentification; rejection-identification

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