What Do Americans Say about Gender Equality?

This graph highlights survey results asking participants if they think that there currently is full equality in America or there’s still work to be done. Demographic groups surveyed include Democratic Women, Democratic Man, Black, Independent Women, Women, Latinx, With College Degree, Without College Degree, White, Men, Independent Men, Republican Women, and Republican Men. 33 percent of Democratic Women think there is full equality now while 67 percent say there is still work to be done. 45 percent of Democratic Men believe there is full equality now while 55 percent say there’s still work to be done. 45 percent of Black people say there is full equality while 55 percent say there’s still work to be done. 32 percent of Independent Women say there’s full equality now while 68 percent say there’s still work to be done. 12 percent of Women say there’s full equality now while 88 percent say there’s still work to be done. 25 percent of Latinx say there’s full equality while 75 percent say there’s still work to be done. 23 percent of individuals With College Degree say there’s full equality while 77 percent say there’s still work to be done. 55 percent of individuals Without College Degree say there’s full equality now while 45 percent say that there’s still work to be done. 48 percent of White people say there’s full equality now while only 52 percent say there’s still work to be done. 35 percent of men say there’s full equality now while 65 percent say there’s still work to be done. 43 percent of Republican Women say there is full equality now while 57 percent say there’s still work to be done. Lastly, 87 percent of Republican Men say there’s full equality now while only 13 percent say there’s still work to be done. Overall the median results from all survey participants show that 45 percent of participants think that there is full equality right now while 55 percent of participants say there’s still work to be done.