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Home Research Topics International Affairs International Issues International Political Values European Public Opinion Three Decades After the Fall of Communism 6. Minority groups
Pew Research CenterOctober 10, 2019
6. Minority groups

Supporters of populist parties and their views of Muslims

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6. Minority groups
Young people in Europe are more accepting of homosexuality
Homosexuality more widely accepted in Western Europe
Unfavorable views of minority groups more common in East Germany than West Germany
Unfavorable views of Roma are widespread in Central, Eastern Europe
Half or more in all European countries surveyed have a favorable view of Jews
Older Europeans view Muslims more unfavorably than younger adults
In Europe, those with less education are more likely to view Muslims unfavorably
Supporters of populist parties and their views of Muslims
In many European countries, unfavorable opinions of Muslims have become less common
Positive views of Muslims more common in Western Europe and Russia

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