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Who Really Protests, and Why?
Jun 18, 2024
Economist Nick Papageorge challenges assumptions about protesters in BLM and anti-lockdown movements, revealing surprising overlaps. The discussion explores frustrations with government decision-making, trade-offs in public health, and the impact of protest movements on public opinion. It emphasizes the significance and agency of protesters, cautioning against dismissing them.
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- 30% of protesters attended both BLM and anti-lockdown protests, revealing unexpected overlap.
- Understanding protester diversity challenges stereotypes and enhances policy-making for social movements.
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Key Findings in the Research on Protesters
The research focuses on the demographic and ideological characteristics of protesters in the BLM protests and anti-lockdown protests. Surprisingly, nearly 30% of protesters attended both types of protests, indicating significant overlap. The study revealed that these individuals were not counterprotesters but genuine participants. The findings challenged prior assumptions about the composition and motivations of protesters.
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