Over 60% of Americans Are Afraid to Express Their Political Beliefs

Over 60% Of Americans Are Afraid To Express Their Political Beliefs

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From fizkes on Shutterstock. I read a poll this morning that surprised me, but didn’t shock me — 62% of Americans are afraid to express their political opinions. Like most things, I looked ...

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Most Americans Are Hesitant To Share Their Honest Opinions On Key ...

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Sep 30, 2024  · The Brief. A new study finds that 61% of Americans admitted to not sharing their true beliefs on political issues. College graduates and political independents are the least …

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Freedom Shrinks: 62% Of Americans Afraid To Share Political Views

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Jul 24, 2020  · The Cato Institute recently released a survey showing that the majority of Americans feel they have to self-censor their political views because they might offend people, …

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Most Americans Afraid To Express Political Views

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Dec 14, 2024  · This is up several points from 2017 when 58% of Americans said they were afraid to share their political beliefs. “Thirty-one percent of liberals, 30% of moderates and 34% of …

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62% Of Americans Afraid To Express Political Views, Survey Finds

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Jul 23, 2020  · According to the CATO survey, self-censorship spans all ethnicities, with 65% of Latino Americans, 64% of white Americans, and 49% of African Americans saying they have …

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Poll: 62% Of Americans Censor Their Political Opinions - Townhall

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Jul 10, 2021  · The 2020 poll conducted by the Cato Institute, a libertarian think tank, found that 62 percent of Americans self-censor their views to avoid offending others, an increase from 2017, …

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Are Americans Afraid To Speak Their Minds? - Psychology Today

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Sep 27, 2024  · These dispiriting results come from a study that tracked 1 million people over a 20-year period, between 2000 and 2020. The shift in attitude has led to 6.5% more people self …

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