id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
9593tt47v13	Natalie Bourman-Karns	Gun Violence: Emotional Reactions and a Willingness to Mobilize	2021		.txt	text/plain	179	6	43	This study uses data from an original experimental survey to analyze three issues: the variation in emotional reactions to different forms of gun violence, the variation in a willingness to mobilize for gun-related issues, and the effects of racial identity on these potential patterns of variation. I find evidence that any form of gun violence will evoke strong emotional reactions but there is no significant difference across treatment groups; the willingness to mobilize is largely unaffected by the type of gun violence; and that there are suggestive differences in how white people compared to Black people react to gun violence that warrant further investigation.	cache/9593tt47v13.txt	txt/9593tt47v13.txt