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Amy Mitchell, Director, Journalism Research
Katerina Eva Matsa, Associate Director, Journalism Research
Elisa Shearer, Research Associate
Mark Jurkowitz, Senior Writer
Kirsten Worden, Research Assistant
Naomi Forman-Katz, Research Assistant
Galen Stocking, Senior Computational Social Scientist
Sarah Naseer, Research Assistant
Emily Tomasik, Research Assistant
Michael Lipka, Editorial Manager, Religion Research
Jeff Gottfried, Senior Researcher
Jacob Liedke, Research Assistant
Margaret Porteus, Information Graphics Designer
Nida Asheer, Communications Manager
Rachel Weisel, Senior Communications Manager
Andrew Grant, Communications Associate
David Kent, Senior Copy Editor
Sara Atske, Associate Digital Producer
Emma Goldstein, Temporary Data Assistant
Shane Savage, Temporary Data Assistant
This study benefited greatly from thoughtful comments and consultation with many individuals, including Alan Greenblatt, Angel Ellis, Annmarie Timmins, Austin Goss, Betsy Russell, Chad Blair, Chris Fitzsimon, Christopher Drew, Craig Fehrman, Dean Rhodes, Erin Murphy, Gary Warner, James Anderson, Janis Ware, Jason Thompson, Jeremy Turley, Jim Friedlich, Joe Sneve, Joseph O’Sullivan, Judith Bird, Laura Belin, Marianne Goodland, Mark Trahant, Mat Bahl, Michael Straub, Olivia Krauth, Paul DeMain, Sarah Flower, Sarah Gamard, Sterling Cosper, Steve Rogers, Noreen Gillespie, and Tami Graham.