Posts in PEW Research
Pew Research: Understanding Crime in the U.S. - What the Data Reveals

A growing concern among Americans is the issue of crime. With a notable rise in the number of individuals considering it a top priority for the government to address, understanding the intricacies of crime in the United States becomes crucial. So, let’s delve into a recent report from Pew Research and see what it tells us about the state of crime across the nation.

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Biden's Strategic Initiatives: Transforming Infrastructure, Energy, and Global Security

President Joe Biden's administration has made notable strides across various sectors, addressing long-standing issues and introducing innovative solutions to modern challenges. From revitalizing infrastructure and boosting oil production to strengthening military alliances and improving cybersecurity, these initiatives reflect a proactive approach to governance. Here's a deeper look into these accomplishments:

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Biden's Bold Vision: Pioneering Progress in Healthcare, Labor, and Tech

President Joe Biden's administration has been marked by significant advancements across various domains, from healthcare to technology and labor reforms. These initiatives demonstrate a commitment to innovation, accessibility, and fairness, showcasing a broad spectrum of policy achievements that have the potential to leave a lasting impact on American society. Here's a closer look at these pivotal actions:

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Pew Research: Key Insights about Black Americans

Pew Research recently published a report on Black Americans. The U.S. is witnessing a significant demographic shift, with the Black population reaching a new high of 47.9 million in 2022. In this report, Pew Research delves into key facts about the nation's 47.9 million Black Americans, exploring aspects such as population growth, diversity, education, marital status, and income, with a special focus on multiracial and Hispanic Black individuals.

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Pew Research: Biden Appoints Record Number of Women and Minorities to the Judiciary

President Biden has made history by appointing more women and minorities to the federal judiciary than any previous president. According to a recent Pew Research Center analysis, nearly two-thirds of Biden's appointed judges are women, and the same share are members of racial or ethnic minority groups. This represents a significant shift from the predominantly white male composition of the federal judiciary throughout American history.

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Pew Research: Global Perspectives on Same-Sex Marriage

In recent years, attitudes towards same-sex marriage have been a topic of global interest, with variations across different regions. A comprehensive analysis by the Pew Research Center sheds light on the diverse perspectives held by people around the world. Let's delve into the key findings and explore how attitudes differ across continents, demographics, political ideologies, religions, and over time.

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Pew Research Study on Bullying

In a recent report published by Pew Research, the widespread occurrence of bullying among U.S. children, both online and offline, has raised concerns among parents, sparking discussions about schools' responsibility to tackle student harassment. Bullying stands out as one of the primary concerns for parents, with 35% expressing extreme or very high levels of worry for their children.

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Pew Research: How Much Do Americans Know about Their Government?

A recent survey by the Pew Research Center provides valuable insights into the diverse range of topics where Americans' knowledge of their government varies. While certain aspects, such as the length of Supreme Court appointments and the determination of states' representation in the House of Representatives, are well-known to the majority, there are notable gaps in understanding when it comes to topics like the filibuster, the length of a Senate term, and the resolution of a tie in the Electoral College.

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How Americans View the Role of Money in Politics: Key Findings from Pew Research

According to a recent report by Pew Research Center, Americans are dissatisfied with the role of money in politics. The report highlights that large shares of the public see political campaigns as too costly, elected officials as too responsive to donors and special interests, and members of Congress as unable or unwilling to separate their financial interests from their work as public servants. Here are some key findings from the report:

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Pew Research: Understanding Black Workers' Perspectives

In the vast landscape of the U.S. labor force, the experiences of Black workers are undeniably distinct. With over 21 million Black Americans actively participating in the workforce, their roles, challenges, and aspirations stand out in significant ways. This Labor Day, let's delve into the facts and figures that paint a comprehensive picture of Black workers' labor force experiences and attitudes.

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