Paper · June 2026

How Do Historical Narratives About White Supremacy as a Tool of Class Control Influence Working-Class Political Attitudes and Support for Redistributive Policies?

An Elicit systematic review on ideology, class identity, and redistribution.

Elicit Systematic Review (Automated literature synthesis (Semantic Scholar + OpenAlex corpus))

cultural captureideologyclass politicsredistribution

Abstract

Historical narratives about white supremacy as a tool of class control channel white working-class economic grievances into racial resentment rather than support for redistribution, moderated by class identity type, union membership, and economic self-interest among lower-income whites.

Summary

An automated Elicit literature synthesis on how narratives tying white supremacy to elite class control shape working-class political attitudes, and why that framing tends to redirect economic grievance toward racial resentment rather than toward support for redistributive policy.

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