Small shares across racial and ethnic groups say what happens to people from other groups affects them a lot

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July 10, 2019

Most U.S. adults feel what happens to their own racial or ethnic group affects them personally

Small shares across racial and ethnic groups say what happens to people from other groups affects them a lot

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Small shares across racial and ethnic groups say what happens to people from other groups affects them a lot

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Most U.S. adults feel what happens to their own racial or ethnic group affects them personally
Black adults are the most likely to say that what happens to people from their racial group affects them personally
White Democrats have more of a sense of linked fate with their own and other groups than white Republicans

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