Does supporting 'gender ideology' make you more likely to justify violence?
A federal study finds that people who most strongly support "gender ideology" are more likely to justify political violence, based on reactions to events including Charlie Kirk's killing. Researchers tie the pattern to several real-world cases -- and have a name for what they say is driving it.
A federal study indicates that individuals with strong support for ‘gender ideology’ show a greater propensity to justify political violence. This finding is based on reactions to events, including the killing of Charlie Kirk. Researchers have identified a pattern connected to real-world cases and have a specific term for the driving force.
- A federal study suggests a correlation between strong support for ‘gender ideology’ and the justification of political violence.
- The study’s findings are informed by reactions to events, such as the killing of Charlie Kirk.
- Researchers have identified a pattern linked to real-world cases and believe they know what is driving this phenomenon.
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