The tendency for black Americans to perceive other blacks as members of a group with a common identity and a shared political interest is called

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Linked fate refers to the tendency of black Americans to see themselves and others as part of a collective group with shared experiences and a common fate. This can result in a sense of greater political solidarity among black voters and a desire to support candidates and policies that are seen as benefiting the community as a whole. Choices A and B are not accurate descriptions of this concept, and there is no established concept called "intergroup commonality."

The Tendency for Black Americans to Perceive Other Blacks as Members