Surveillance and the Consequences of Perceiving Muslims as Anti-American
As the 20th anniversary of 9/11 came and went last year, much has been written and discussed on the impacts of the attacks. Twenty years later, much of this impact is still being felt, particularly in...
View ArticlePolicing, Protests, Surveillance, and White Racial Identity
As a part of the PRRI Public Fellows program, our cohort of scholars who study white supremacy and racial justice created and deployed a survey via YouGov based on our shared research interests in...
View ArticleA Decade of Fluctuating Views on the Immigrant Community’s Impact
In 2013, immigration policy was top of mind for many Americans due to President Obama’s push for immigration reform and the creation of the “Gang of Eight” senators who (unsuccessfully) strove to craft...
View ArticleTen Years Since the “Gang of Eight”
Introduction In 2023, an important anniversary in immigration policy occurred: It has now been 10 years since the U.S. Senate passed S.744. Though S.744 never passed the House, this bill was notable...
View ArticleThe State of Black America in 2020
The rift between black Americans and other racial groups in regard to measuring an issue as critical is not subtle. The post The State of Black America in 2020 first appeared on PRRI.
View ArticleAhead of 2020 Election and Amid Multiple Crises, Trump and Biden Supporters...
Media Contact: Megan O’Leary, (202) 331-1002 Ahead of 2020 Election and Amid Multiple Crises, Trump and Biden Supporters See Different Realities and Futures for the Nation One-third of Americans report...
View ArticleWhat Issues Are Women’s Issues? It Depends on Their Party
Women in America are deeply divided along the lines of party, education, and race and ethnicity. The post What Issues Are Women’s Issues? It Depends on Their Party first appeared on PRRI.
View ArticleWhere Do Catholics’ Views Stand Today?
President Joe Biden met with Pope Francis in late October, the first time in more than half a century that a Catholic American leader met with the head of the Catholic Church at the Vatican. The...
View ArticleThe Politics of Unaffiliated Americans
The religiously unaffiliated are a growing political constituency on both sides of the aisle. What do they want from politics? One of the most dramatic social changes in the United States over the past...
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