Voluntary Segregation Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank

Data collected: 197 survey responses
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Demographics

Gender?

FemaleData Graph (121; 61%)Gender? - Stats Chart
MaleData Graph (74; 38%)
OtherData Graph (1; 1%)
Not CheckedData Graph (1; 1%)

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Age?

Under 21Data Graph (25; 13%)Age? - Stats Chart
21 - 25Data Graph (19; 10%)
26 - 30Data Graph (48; 24%)
31 - 35Data Graph (41; 21%)
36 - 40Data Graph (34; 17%)
Over 40Data Graph (30; 15%)

Ethnicity/Race?

African or BlackData Graph (13; 7%)Ethnicity/Race? - Stats Chart
AsianData Graph (14; 7%)
Caucasian or WhiteData Graph (151; 77%)
Hispanic or LatinoData Graph (13; 7%)
Native AmericanData Graph (7; 4%)
OtherData Graph (11; 6%)
Do not knowData Graph (0; 0%)
Not applicableData Graph (2; 1%)

If answer to Ethnicity/Race is "Other," then please specify.

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Voluntary Segregation

Voluntary segregation, which occurs when individuals choose to build social relationships with members of their own race, despite access to relationships with individuals of all races, occurs frequently in American communities.

Strongly agreeData Graph (43; 22%)Voluntary segregation, which occurs when individuals choose to build social relationships with membe - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (117; 59%)
NeutralData Graph (20; 10%)
DisagreeData Graph (7; 4%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (1; 1%)
Do not knowData Graph (4; 2%)
Not applicableData Graph (0; 0%)
Not CheckedData Graph (5; 3%)

Voluntary segregation is uncommon in American communities.

Strongly agreeData Graph (1; 1%)Voluntary segregation is uncommon in American communities. - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (9; 5%)
NeutralData Graph (13; 7%)
DisagreeData Graph (108; 55%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (57; 29%)
Do not knowData Graph (2; 1%)
Not applicableData Graph (0; 0%)
Not CheckedData Graph (7; 4%)

Voluntary segregation has replaced forced or legally sanctioned segregation.

Strongly agreeData Graph (13; 7%)Voluntary segregation has replaced forced or legally sanctioned segregation. - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (83; 42%)
NeutralData Graph (26; 13%)
DisagreeData Graph (50; 25%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (12; 6%)
Do not knowData Graph (5; 3%)
Not applicableData Graph (0; 0%)
Not CheckedData Graph (8; 4%)

Voluntary segregation occurs less frequently now than in the past.

Strongly agreeData Graph (9; 5%)Voluntary segregation occurs less frequently now than in the past. - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (67; 34%)
NeutralData Graph (26; 13%)
DisagreeData Graph (53; 27%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (12; 6%)
Do not knowData Graph (22; 11%)
Not applicableData Graph (0; 0%)
Not CheckedData Graph (8; 4%)

Voluntary segregation occurs more frequently now than in the past.

Strongly agreeData Graph (8; 4%)Voluntary segregation occurs more frequently now than in the past. - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (34; 17%)
NeutralData Graph (35; 18%)
DisagreeData Graph (77; 39%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (9; 5%)
Do not knowData Graph (25; 13%)
Not applicableData Graph (0; 0%)
Not CheckedData Graph (9; 5%)

Voluntary segregation leads to involuntary segregation. For example, if individuals choose to live in neighborhoods composed primarily of members of their own race, then people of other races are overtly or covertly barred from living in or being welcomed into the community.

Strongly agreeData Graph (19; 10%)Voluntary segregation leads to involuntary segregation. For example, if individuals choose to live - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (89; 45%)
NeutralData Graph (30; 15%)
DisagreeData Graph (37; 19%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (5; 3%)
Do not knowData Graph (7; 4%)
Not applicableData Graph (0; 0%)
Not CheckedData Graph (10; 5%)

It is natural for individuals to seek to live in neighborhoods and build ties with persons of their own race. For example, white individuals choose to socialize with white peers.

Strongly agreeData Graph (14; 7%)It is natural for individuals to seek to live in neighborhoods and build ties with persons of their - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (77; 39%)
NeutralData Graph (44; 22%)
DisagreeData Graph (37; 19%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (9; 5%)
Do not knowData Graph (3; 2%)
Not applicableData Graph (3; 2%)
Not CheckedData Graph (10; 5%)

Voluntary segregation occurs because individuals feel misunderstood and not accepted by members of other races.

Strongly agreeData Graph (13; 7%)Voluntary segregation occurs because individuals feel misunderstood and not accepted by members of o - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (85; 43%)
NeutralData Graph (27; 14%)
DisagreeData Graph (53; 27%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (3; 2%)
Do not knowData Graph (7; 4%)
Not applicableData Graph (0; 0%)
Not CheckedData Graph (9; 5%)

Voluntary segregation occurs because racial prejudices lead individuals to feel superior to, or conversely, to feel discriminated against by other races.

Strongly agreeData Graph (19; 10%)Voluntary segregation occurs because racial prejudices lead individuals to feel superior to, or conv - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (95; 48%)
NeutralData Graph (28; 14%)
DisagreeData Graph (36; 18%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (3; 2%)
Do not knowData Graph (5; 3%)
Not applicableData Graph (1; 1%)
Not CheckedData Graph (10; 5%)

Voluntary segregation increases an individual's sense of belonging to an accepting community.

Strongly agreeData Graph (18; 9%)Voluntary segregation increases an individual`s sense of belonging to an accepting community. - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (98; 50%)
NeutralData Graph (35; 18%)
DisagreeData Graph (25; 13%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (2; 1%)
Do not knowData Graph (9; 5%)
Not applicableData Graph (0; 0%)
Not CheckedData Graph (10; 5%)

Voluntary segregation increases individuals' beliefs that races are very different from one another.

Strongly agreeData Graph (24; 12%)Voluntary segregation increases individuals` beliefs that races are very different from one another. - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (101; 51%)
NeutralData Graph (27; 14%)
DisagreeData Graph (26; 13%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (1; 1%)
Do not knowData Graph (9; 5%)
Not applicableData Graph (0; 0%)
Not CheckedData Graph (9; 5%)

Individuals who regularly avoid social interactions with persons of other races are more likely to be racist or to believe racial stereotypes.

Strongly agreeData Graph (44; 22%)Individuals who regularly avoid social interactions with persons of other races are more likely to b - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (93; 47%)
NeutralData Graph (14; 7%)
DisagreeData Graph (24; 12%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (5; 3%)
Do not knowData Graph (7; 4%)
Not applicableData Graph (0; 0%)
Not CheckedData Graph (10; 5%)

Voluntary segregation maintains a culturally pluralistic society, one in which many ethnic groups maintain their unique traditions, language or dialect, and values.

Strongly agreeData Graph (14; 7%)Voluntary segregation maintains a culturally pluralistic society, one in which many ethnic groups ma - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (100; 51%)
NeutralData Graph (38; 19%)
DisagreeData Graph (22; 11%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (6; 3%)
Do not knowData Graph (8; 4%)
Not applicableData Graph (1; 1%)
Not CheckedData Graph (8; 4%)

Cultural pluralism is a positive characteristic of American society that must be maintained.

Strongly agreeData Graph (22; 11%)Cultural pluralism is a positive characteristic of American society that must be maintained. - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (65; 33%)
NeutralData Graph (62; 31%)
DisagreeData Graph (25; 13%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (6; 3%)
Do not knowData Graph (6; 3%)
Not applicableData Graph (1; 1%)
Not CheckedData Graph (10; 5%)

Cultural pluralism is harmful. American citizens must assimilate into the dominant American culture.

Strongly agreeData Graph (4; 2%)Cultural pluralism is harmful. American citizens must assimilate into the dominant American culture. - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (13; 7%)
NeutralData Graph (45; 23%)
DisagreeData Graph (81; 41%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (39; 20%)
Do not knowData Graph (7; 4%)
Not applicableData Graph (1; 1%)
Not CheckedData Graph (7; 4%)

Your Experiences/Beliefs/Feelings

I value building relationships with members of all races.

All of the timeData Graph (82; 42%)I value building relationships with members of all races. - Stats Chart
OftenData Graph (72; 37%)
SometimesData Graph (29; 15%)
NeverData Graph (0; 0%)
Not CheckedData Graph (14; 7%)

I prefer to socialize and live with members of my own race.

All of the timeData Graph (3; 2%)I prefer to socialize and live with members of my own race. - Stats Chart
OftenData Graph (35; 18%)
SometimesData Graph (103; 52%)
NeverData Graph (42; 21%)
Not CheckedData Graph (14; 7%)

I feel more comfortable interacting with members of my own race.

All of the timeData Graph (4; 2%)I feel more comfortable interacting with members of my own race. - Stats Chart
OftenData Graph (40; 20%)
SometimesData Graph (115; 58%)
NeverData Graph (24; 12%)
Not CheckedData Graph (14; 7%)

I share little in common with members of other races.

All of the timeData Graph (2; 1%)I share little in common with members of other races. - Stats Chart
OftenData Graph (13; 7%)
SometimesData Graph (86; 44%)
NeverData Graph (80; 41%)
Not CheckedData Graph (16; 8%)

I could benefit from building close relationships with members of other races.

All of the timeData Graph (84; 43%)I could benefit from building close relationships with members of other races. - Stats Chart
OftenData Graph (69; 35%)
SometimesData Graph (27; 14%)
NeverData Graph (2; 1%)
Not CheckedData Graph (15; 8%)

I cannot be myself around individuals of other races.

All of the timeData Graph (2; 1%)I cannot be myself around individuals of other races. - Stats Chart
OftenData Graph (8; 4%)
SometimesData Graph (41; 21%)
NeverData Graph (132; 67%)
Not CheckedData Graph (14; 7%)

Significant genetic differences exist between races.

Strongly agreeData Graph (5; 3%)Significant genetic differences exist between races. - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (27; 14%)
NeutralData Graph (20; 10%)
DisagreeData Graph (45; 23%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (74; 38%)
Do not knowData Graph (11; 6%)
Not applicableData Graph (1; 1%)
Not CheckedData Graph (14; 7%)

Race is a social construct defined by political and social purposes that change over time.

Strongly agreeData Graph (39; 20%)Race is a social construct defined by political and social purposes that change over time. - Stats Chart
AgreeData Graph (79; 40%)
NeutralData Graph (23; 12%)
DisagreeData Graph (24; 12%)
Strongly disagreeData Graph (2; 1%)
Do not knowData Graph (14; 7%)
Not applicableData Graph (1; 1%)
Not CheckedData Graph (15; 8%)
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