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Chapter 6: Partisanship, Policy Views and Social Values
Many Multiracial Adults Don’t Identify as Republican or Democrat
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- Chapter 6: Partisanship, Policy Views and Social Values
- Many Multiracial Adults Don’t Identify as Republican or Democrat
- White and American Indian Adults Are the Only Multiracial Group that Leans Republican
- Biracial White and American Indians Are the Only Multiracial Group that Is More Conservative than Liberal
- Black Multiracial Groups’ Views on Government Size Closely Resemble Views of Single-Race Blacks
- Biracial White and Asians’ Views on Government Size Fall Between Those of Component Single-Race Groups
- Most Multiracial Groups See Greater Benefit than Harm from Government Aid to the Poor
- Multiracial Adults More Likely to Support Gun Ownership than Gun Control; Opposite True Among Biracial Black Groups
- Gun Control Views Same for Biracial White and Asians, Single-Race Whites
- Multiracial Adults More Likely to Support Marijuana Legalization than the General Public
- Support for Marijuana Legalization High Among Biracial White and Asian Adults
- Biracial White and Asians More Likely than Component Single-Race Groups to Say Abortion Should Be Legal
- Biracial White and Black Adults Fall Between Single-Race Groups in Approval of Death Penalty
- Few Concerned About More Interracial Families Compared with Other Changes in the American Family
- Very Few Young Adults See Interracial Families as a “Bad Thing” for Society
- Multiracial Adults See More Interracial Families as a Positive Change for Society
- Similar Shares of Multiracial and Single-Race Blacks See a Lot of Discrimination Against Blacks
- Multiracial and Single-Race Blacks Equally Likely to Say Discrimination Prevents Blacks from Succeeding