Networks of White political and religious leaders tend to be more closely bonded than those of Black political and religious leaders.

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Studies have found that networks of White political and religious leaders tend to be more tightly knit and closely bonded than those of Black leaders, who often have looser and more diverse networks. This can have implications for leadership and access to resources, as well as for the overall cohesion and effectiveness of these networks.

Networks of White Political and Religious Leaders Tend to Be