inter-minority coalition
Definition
Inter-minority coalition refers to political solidarity and collective action among racially minoritized groups who perceive themselves as sharing similar experiences of discrimination and marginalization. The formation of inter-minority coalitions involves making shared discrimination salient to promote identification with a superordinate identity such as "people of color," which can foster cross-racial solidarity among distinct subgroups. Shared discrimination is indirectly associated with voting intentions among people of color through solidarity.
Sources: Rogbeer & Pérez (2026)
Related Terms
Applications
Inter-minority Coalition and Voting Intentions
Shared discrimination is indirectly associated with voting intentions among people of color, with solidarity mediating this relationship.
Sources: Rogbeer & Pérez (2026)
Inter-minority Coalition and Solidarity
Solidarity serves as the mechanism through which shared discrimination influences voting intentions among people of color.
Sources: Rogbeer & Pérez (2026)
