Understanding advantaged groups' opposition to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies: The role of perceived threat

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This article can help you to better understand opposition to DEI policies. It explains that three types of perceived threat can explain advantaged groups' opposition to DEI policies: resource threat, or concern about losing access to outcomes and opportunities; symbolic threat, or concern about the introduction of new values, culture, and expectations; and ingroup morality threat, or concern about their group's role in perpetuating inequality. This resource will be particularly beneficial to sustainability practitioners and HR professionals.

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