Cristina Carmona-López: What Moves the Majority to Participate against Antigypsyism?

Srdečne Vás pozývame na ústavný seminár s názvom „What Moves the Majority to Participate against Antigypsyism? The effects of Social Class and Perceived Discrimination“, na ktorom nám naša navštevujúca doktorandka porozpráva o svojej dizertačnej práci o participácií väčšiny v anticiganizme. Seminár bude v anglickom jazyku. Seminár sa uskutoční online formou. V prípade záujmu o účasť, prosíme vyplňte jednoduchý formulár: https://forms.gle/5MABCGa6A4fodyqA7

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What Moves the Majority to Participate against Antigypsyism? The effects of Social Class and Perceived Discrimination

Cristina Carmona-López, University of Almeria, Spain
Pondelok 22.05.2023, 14:00 – 15:30 CET, online

In two experimental studies (NS1=190 and NS2=870), we manipulate the social class (low vs. medium-high) and the perceived discrimination (low vs. high) of a Roma young woman and their influence in the participation in collective actions against anti-Gypsyism and in emotions toward Roma people and their current situation in Spain, as well as stereotypes. We also explored how emotions can mediate between the perceived discrimination and collective actions. Results showed in both studies that the perceived discrimination and its interaction with social class were not significative in the tendency of participation in collective actions. In fact, the participants that were assigned to a low social class condition showed more negative attitudes to Roma people than the ones assigned to a high social class condition. Exploratory results showed a positive mediation between perceived discrimination and collective actions via the emotion of pity toward Roma people and via the emotions of outrage and anger toward the situation of Roma.