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    2. “Voices from the Pulpit: Discourse on Racial Justice and Gun Violence in US Congregations” (with Enrique Quezada)

    3. “The Social Construction of Public Performance Evaluation: Do Opinions of Others Influence How Citizens Evaluate Public Performance Information?” (with Anastasiia Andreeva and Jurgen Willems)

    1. Hear Ye, Hear Ye: When Religious Leaders Sermonize on Climate Change

    2. Holy Words, Contentious Topic: Analysis of Political Speech on Abortion in Religious Sermons”

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