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Session Submission Type: Panel
Can I Live? Stereotypes and the Intersectional Identities of Black Gay Men - Catasha Renell Davis, University of Wisconsin-Madions; David Coppini, University of Wisconsin, Madison; Shawnika Jeanine Hull, U of Wisconsin-Madison
How Stereotypes Become Shared Knowledge: Biased Language Use in Communication About Stereotyped Individuals. - Camiel J. Beukeboom, VU U Amsterdam; Christian Burgers, VU University Amsterdam
It’s Funny How You Cope: An Examination of Humor, Coping, and Parasocial Relationships With Stigmatized Characters in a Narrative - Elise M. Stevens, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill; Francesca Renee Dillman Carpentier, U of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Intergroup Narratives As Arguments - Don Ellis, U of Hartford
Religious Pluralistic Language in a Computer-Mediated Context: Effects of Intergroup Salience and Religious Orientation - Jennifer E Kienzle, University of Nebraska - Lincoln; Chad Wertley, Robert Morris University; Jordan E. Soliz, U of Nebraska-Lincoln; Hannah Coatney, U of Nebraska-Lincoln; Geoffrey Ledbetter, U of Nebraska-Lincoln