Race, Ethnicity, and Social Inequality

The AP-NORC Center has conducted extensive research on critical topics facing minority groups, including policing issues, long-term care, and marriage rights.

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Most Jewish Americans think antisemitism is a serious problem that has escalated in recent years

Only 34% of Jewish adults feel safe as a Jewish person living in the United States today. And about 2 in 10 report being verbally harassed or harassed online in the last year because of their Jewish faith.

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Few Jewish adults feel supported by the major political parties or the president

Jewish adults express limited confidence in both major political parties’ support for their community, with just 15% saying the Democratic Party supports them well and 16% saying the same of the Republican Party.

Religion

Among American Jews, views on Jewish identity and Israel vary by religiosity

Forty percent of religiously affiliated Jewish adults feel very or extremely emotionally attached to Israel and 48% say supporting Israel is a key part of their Jewish identity. Among secular Jews, only 11% say they are emotionally attached to Israel and just 12% consider support of Israel a key part of their Jewish identity.

AAPI Data

Most AAPI adults agree that the United States used to be a great place for immigrants but is not anymore

Eight in ten AAPI adults value the American dream. Less than half are proud or excited about the upcoming 250th anniversary of the United States.

AAPI Data

AAPI adults have more confidence and trust in medical professionals like doctors and scientists than government officials, and most are stressed about health concerns

Personal finances are a source of stress for most AAPI adults, along with health concerns. And many are also stressed about discrimination, with 1 in 4 experiencing a hate crime or incident in the last year.

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