A new PRRI poll finds 21% of Americans say that they seldom or never interact with someone of a different race or ethnicity.
But that number is much different depending on demographic groups:
- White people with a college degree? 10%. Whites without a college degree? 26%
- Young people? 19%. Seniors? 30%.
- Democrats? 13%. Republicans? 21%.
First Read: “For all the talk about urban elites living in a bubble — and we get it — don’t forget about that other bubble of a not-insignificant share of Americans who rarely encounter someone different than themselves.”

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