Juliana Horowitz
Senior Associate Director @pewresearch focused on social and demographic trends.
- Are men and women different? Most Americans say yes in many ways, but there’s little agreement on what’s driving these differences. Republicans tend to point to biology, while Democrats are more likely to point to societal expectations. Read more: pewrsr.ch/3Nx6tkh
- Ahead of a possible government shutdown, how are Americans thinking about Trump, Vance and Congressional leaders? Brand new analysis from @jocelynkiley.bsky.social @pewresearch.org.
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- In DC next Thursday (June 26)? Join us as Rachel Minkin shares findings from our @pewresearch.org research on LGBTQ adults, followed by a panel discussion, hosted by @19thnews.org.
- Our team at @pewresearch.org asked LGBTQ parents about their experiences raising kids with a same-sex partner. Many talked about how their experiences are just like anyone else's, but they also face some unique challenges.
- Today we released a major @pewresearch.org survey of LGBTQ adults looking at: ▶️ Views of social acceptance for LGBTQ people ▶️ Personal experiences with acceptance, discrimination ▶️ Experiences with coming out ▶️ Identity ▶️ Community, friends and LGBTQ spaces Read on for findings from each section.
- Most LGBTQ adults say there's a great deal or a fair amount of acceptance for gay and lesbian people in the U.S. today. Far fewer say the same about acceptance for people who are trans or nonbinary. Read more about views of social acceptance here: pewrsr.ch/3Hg1VyG
- Most gay, lesbian and transgender adults say they have been subjected to slurs and jokes because of their LGBTQ identity. 7 in 10 trans adults also say they have feared for their personal safety. Read more about experiences with acceptance and discrimination here: pewrsr.ch/3T2Dh7e
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View full threadTransgender adults are also the most likely to say they feel extremely or very connected to a broader LGBTQ community. There are also differences by race and ethnicity and partisanship among all LGBTQ adults. Read more about community, friendships and LGBTQ spaces here: pewrsr.ch/3Hecnqs
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- As we approach 5 years since George Floyd was killed, we look back at how Americans were thinking about race, racial inequality and policing in the summer of 2020 and how views about these issues have changed in the last five years. pewrsr.ch/3YxZUE3
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- We released a new report yesterday looking at the pressures teens face, their future aspirations, and how they see the experiences of boys and girls at their school. Among many important findings: 60% of teen girls - vs. 46% of boys - say they plan to attend a 4-year college. pewrsr.ch/4kKMHRC
- Important takeaway from our new @pewresearch.org report: Compared with women, men don't report feeling lonely more often or that they have fewer close friends. But men turn to their networks less often for social connection and emotional support.
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