Large racial, ethnic and partisan gaps in U.S. teens’ support for the Black Lives Matter movement

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July 11, 2023

8 facts about Black Lives Matter

Large racial, ethnic and partisan gaps in U.S. teens’ support for the Black Lives Matter movement

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Large racial, ethnic and partisan gaps in U.S. teens’ support for the Black Lives Matter movement

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8 facts about Black Lives Matter
Support for the Black Lives Matter movement varies by race, ethnicity, age and partisanship
Black Americans more likely than other racial groups to have attended a Black Lives Matter protest
Nearly four-in-ten Black adults say Black Lives Matter has done the most to help Black people in recent years
Black and Asian adults are the most likely to say the Black Lives Matter movement has been very or extremely effective in bringing attention to racism
Black and Asian adults are the most likely to say the Black Lives Matter movement has been very or extremely effective in bringing attention to racism
Majority of #BlackLivesMatter tweets express support

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