White supremacist beliefs predict discrimination but not implicit bias towards perceived Arab Middle Eastern Muslim men.

In recent decades, prejudices against Arab/Middle Eastern Muslim individuals have risen alongside surging white supremacist hate speech and violence. Perpetrators often subscribe to white supremacist ideology, which overtly supports hate against Arab/Middle Eastern Muslim individuals and attracts followers worldwide. However, research exploring biases against Arab/Middle Eastern Muslim individuals remains limited, leaving gaps in understanding these prejudices and the potential role of white supremacist beliefs.

Distrust as a form of inequality.

Navigating social hierarchies is a ubiquitous aspect of human life. Social status shapes our thoughts, feelings, and actions toward others in various ways. However, it remains unclear how trust is conferred within hierarchies and how status-related cues are used when resources are on the line.

Implicit Evaluative Biases Toward Targets Varying in Race and Socioeconomic Status.

Generally, White (vs. Black) and high-status (vs. low-status) individuals are rated positively.