Registered Report: Can Agentic Black Women Get Ahead? An Experiment Revisited

= 1,996). We found that both Black and White women (as well as men) suffered a status penalty for displaying dominance, suggesting a failure to replicate Livingston et al.'s findings. We discuss implications for theories of intersectional gender backlash.

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Psychological Science
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2026-04-15
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https://doi.org/10.1177/09567976261436988
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Gender Diversity and Inequality
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Registered Report: Can Agentic Black Women Get Ahead? An Experiment Revisited

C. Liu, Elizabeth R. Tenney, B. Ariel Blair
Psychological Science
Gender Diversity and Inequality
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Registered Report: Can Agentic Black Women Get Ahead? An Experiment Revisited

C. Liu, Elizabeth R. Tenney, B. Ariel Blair
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= 1,996). We found that both Black and White women (as well as men) suffered a status penalty for displaying dominance, suggesting a failure to replicate Livingston et al.'s findings. We discuss implications for theories of intersectional gender backlash.

Psychological ScienceVol. 37(5)
Weber State University (US), University of Utah (US)
University of Utah
Gender equality
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Gender Diversity and Inequality
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