And here I thought women's suffrage was a settled question. Silly me.... Check out the latest with @PaulDjupe . https://t.co/lB1DZhaJzo

NOW OUT ON FIRSTVIEW!! #Religion Is Sometimes Raced: #Christian #Nationalism as In-Group #Protection By Brooklyn Walker, @PaulDjupe, Brian R. Calfano, @AndrewRLewis & Anand E. Sokhey https://t.co/B6UgGHVBqC

We conclude that, by generating stronger support for Christian nationalism across broader swaths of the American public, Christian persecution beliefs pose a significant threat to the US. (4/4)

We also find that Christian persecution beliefs elevate religious liberties considerations over LGBT and even racial civil rights considerations in similar ways for all racial groups. (3/4)

Using 2022 data with oversamples of religious minorities, we find that Christian persecution beliefs are held at similar rates among White, Black, and Latino Christians, and that similar factors predict Christian persecution beliefs across racial groups. (2/4)

Hot off the presses! @PaulDjupe and I have a new piece out @jssrjournal that argues that Christian persecution beliefs are less racialized than previously believed. (1/4) https://t.co/4ykysNmJ6c

Opposition to abortion is soft among Christian nationalists. That doesn't mean they are moderates, CNs are simply divided. On the other side, those who reject CN are united in rejecting a Constitutional amendment banning abortion and supporting one that enshrines abortion rights.

It has been conventional wisdom for so long that abortion is one of a few mobilizing issues on the Right. So much so that it didn't seem worth investigating. Good thing we did. (w/ @PaulDjupe)

What's the combination of education and gender that leads to the highest level of religious attendance? It's men with graduate degrees. That's appeared consistently in the data since 2016.

#OpenAccess from @ps_polisci - Reviewing and the State of the Discipline - https://t.co/2DEHUkkul1 - @PaulDjupe & @BrooklynEvann #FirstView

While @PaulDjupe and I are focusing on men, @MelissaDeckman1 has a fascinating new piece out about the decline in young women's religious affiliation.

Moreover, it's self-described feminine men for whom Christian nationalism is associated with support for group extremism, violence, and sexism. Check it out at

In a new piece titled 'Jesus and John Wayne Wannabes', now out at Sociology of Religion,@PaulDjupe and I explore the role of felt gender on Christian nationalism. We find that men who describe themselves as feminine use Christian nationalism as a compensatory tool.

In #FirstView by @BrooklynEvann and @PaulDjupe: "Christian Nationalism is Unbounded by LGB Identity"

Religion-and-politics folks are wrestling with what Christian nationalism actually entails. Here's my attempt over at Religion in Public to wade into that debate. https://t.co/HGBI38WBFl via @Religion_Public

I'm excited to announce that I've accepted a position of Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Tennessee for the fall. While I'll miss Kansas, I'm looking forward to this new adventure!

Thanks to Egyptian journalist @feldakhakhny for the interview in @aawsat_eng about #popstars and the #USPresidentialElection. It also features research I did with colleagues @Shortle and @BrooklynEvann. https://t.co/F2IGa7WeUb

I spoke to @CoDieckmann at @derspiegel about whether #Eminem's appearance with #BarackObama in #Detroit will help the #Harris campaign. He cites my research with @Shortle and @BrooklynEvann. It's in German, so if you can't speak it, bitte übersetzen! https://t.co/yeEpOAF9Gp

On Australian TV, sharing some research I did with my friends @Shortle and @BrooklynEvann. https://t.co/dojoOiBGdM

Thanks to @Zeineb_Boughzou for the conversation on French TV about #celebrity endorsements in the #PresidentialElection2024 based on research with @Shortle and @BrooklynEvann and my book, Celebrity Influence with @Kansas_Press. BTW, helps if you speak #French. :)