on the role of social psychologists in abolishing policing and state violence:

The paper ends with a discussion of how our framework meets stigma-based solidarity and intersectionality, along with applications for education and activism. 4/6

Incorporating work on intraminority relations, collective action, and strength-based research, we posit that recognizing shared strengths can confer unique benefits (relative to shared discrimination) that ultimately lead to holistic and sustained solidarity efforts. 3/6

Strength-based solidarity advances a critical strength-based perspective into the literature on intraminority solidarity. 2/6

💫 Now in PSPR: We theorize a strength-based solidarity framework, wherein members of different marginalized groups recognize common identity-conscious strengths (e.g., community strength, resilience) and work to improve each other's lived experiences. 1/6

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