> The median American lives in a city and has exposure to Muslims and is most likely not Islamophobic
Most Islamophobic people I know live in cities. Is there really that much of a change related to urbanism for Islamophobia, one you adjust for political alignment and religiousness?
For reference, this is the America I see every day:
Most Islamophobic people I know live in cities. Is there really that much of a change related to urbanism for Islamophobia, one you adjust for political alignment and religiousness?
For reference, this is the America I see every day:
https://www.wfaa.com/article/news/local/epic-citys-vision-sp...
Collin County is >90% "urban", as much as what counts for urbanism in the US.