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Emotional and Well-being Consequences of Discrimination and Collective Action Engagement
Inequality and collective struggles against it are psychologically taxing. Yet to be successful, social movements must persist through sustained action despite their toll on the participants, and many do. While the negative affective determinants of collective action, particularly outrage, are exten
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