Intersectional Identities As Determinants of Diverse Underlying Influences from Lifetime Marginalization, COVID-Related Stresses, and Election-Related Stresses on Life-Quality Disparities

This study examined the underlying role of 2020 stress factors in the U.S for life-quality disparities across groups defined by intersections of ethnoracial background and gender identity. Lifetime marginalization, COVID-related stresses, and Election-related stresses were examined and shown as robust and heterogeneous mechanisms for relative life-quality differences across these groups.