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Racial Resentment and Whites’ Feelings toward Black Lives Matter: A Q&A with Dr. Emmitt Y. Riley, III
“Movement that centers on providing racial justice for Black people must always be unapologetically Black. In our work, we articulate that in an environment that is highly racialized, we must realize the limits of white support, specifically if such approval is conditional on factors such as racial resentment.”
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