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Partisanship, Ideology and Young Americans: Young Men May Be Trending More Republican, but Not Necessarily More Conservative
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Partisanship, Ideology and Young Americans: Young Men May Be Trending More Republican, but Not Necessarily More Conservative
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![In an op-ed for @thehill, PRRI CEO Melissa Deckman, Ph.D., examines the narrative that Gen Z men are experiencing a “religious resurgence” — and why that may not hold up to the data.
Drawing on findings from the latest PRRI Census of American Religion, Deckman finds no evidence that Gen Z men are becoming more religious. In 2013, 32% of Americans aged 18 to 29 identified as religiously unaffiliated, which rose to 38% last year — an increase driven mainly by young women’s departure from religion. In 2013, just 29% of young women were religious “nones,” yet by 2024, it was 40%.
“If they [young men] are increasingly drawn to traditionalist churches, it could create yet another space where young women and men no longer spend time together, further widening what appears to be a growing gender divide across multiple fronts in society and politics.”
📖 Read more at thehill.com and explore the data at PRRI.org.](https://prri.org/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
