Democratic K-12 parents are about twice as likely as Republican parents to say racism or racial inequality often comes up in conversation with their children | Pew Research Center

December 12, 2022

K-12 parents differ by party in how frequently they discuss certain national issues with their children

Democratic K-12 parents are about twice as likely as Republican parents to say racism or racial inequality often comes up in conversation with their children

Democratic K-12 parents are about twice as likely as Republican parents to say racism or racial inequality often comes up in conversation with their children

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Democratic K-12 parents are about twice as likely as Republican parents to say racism or racial inequality often comes up in conversation with their children

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K-12 parents differ by party in how frequently they discuss certain national issues with their children
A quarter of K-12 parents say racism comes up very or fairly often in conversation with their children
Democratic K-12 parents are about twice as likely as Republican parents to say racism or racial inequality often comes up in conversation with their children
K-12 parents are more likely than their children to initiate conversations about guns or gun policy
Democratic K-12 parents are about twice as likely as Republican parents to say racism or racial inequality often comes up in conversation with their children