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There is plenty to work with on these broad public perceptions of race, opportunity and prejudice - alongside insight into some of the challenges in mobilising and sustaining effective coalitions to pursue race equality.pic.twitter.com/PWpTcYlJQ3
You can see the activation of anti-prejudice norms by most (if not all) respondents in these thermometer findings of warmth/distance towards different social groups. Distance from political + business elites, political opponents (and, err, Liberal Democrats)pic.twitter.com/wmO2TelfhS
Covid a volatile time for social perceptions. More in Common reinforce @jillyrutter finding of a surge of unity, which has faded. This Feb v June v Sept snapshot suggests we had kept half of that gain, but lost half of it. The unity spike higher + broader in UK comparativelypic.twitter.com/me2LxxpPvs
This important nuance should influence @togethercoalit and #TalkTogether
- Most people want Covid to bring change, not a return to normal, but are still sceptical it will happen
- But confidence we can make *local* change happen is stronger now.pic.twitter.com/yexQJFv0NM
Most people are balancers - though some are polarisers. The public appetite for a debate about protecting free speech, challenging hate speech - not for polarised conflict on this. Those on both 'sides' have got work to do on trust and content to secure the boundaries there.pic.twitter.com/j5su9s3Nus
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