Younger people more likely to see racism as important problem, feel existence of majority privilege: CNA-IPS survey
SINGAPORE — Young people are more likely to see racism as an important problem today than their older counterparts, a survey has found. The young, especially ethnic minorities, are also more likely to feel that being of the majority race is an advantage.
- A survey conducted by CNA and IPS formed the basis of a two-part documentary that was aired on CNA on March 31 and April 1
- It re-examined issues related to race and religion that were initially studied in the last edition of the survey published in 2016
- The survey found that young people here are more likely to feel that racism is an important problem today, compared to their older counterparts
- Young people in Singapore, especially ethnic minorities, are also more likely to feel that there is majority privilege here
02 Apr 2022 08:00AM
(Updated: 15 Aug 2023 12:14AM)
Source: TODAY
