Half of Americans (50%) support efforts to rename schools that are named after individuals who supported slavery and racial discrimination.

Source: Creating More Inclusive Public Spaces Two Years Later

Among Americans ages 18-29, four in ten have friendship networks with some racial or ethnic diversity (43%).

Source: The Power of Diverse Networks Among Young Americans

70% of white evangelical Protestants and 62% of white Catholics do not agree that generations of slavery and discrimination have given white people unfair economic advantages.

Source: Challenges to Democracy: The 2024 American Values Survey

In 2022, 67% of white Americans’ core social networks were entirely white.

Source: American Bubbles: Politics, Race, and Religion in Americans’ Core Friendship Networks