Interpersonal Racial Diversity During Quarantine vs In-Person

<p>Interpersonal Diversity was more likely to decrease than increase during quarantine, but it mostly remained the same.</p> <h2>Figure 1</h2> <p>Most students indicated that the interpersonal diversity in their lives remained the same during #Quarantine. Among those indicating a change, more indicated a decline than an increase.</p> <h2>Figure 2</h2> <p>Dual-Identifying Multiracials & monoracial allies* were more likely to indicate that their interpersonal interactions became less diverse during quarantine, though this may be because they had more diverse circles to begin with. For instance, they’re also the two groups least likely to indicate that most of their bonds are monoracial. Especially dual-identifying multiracials who indicated that only 10.9% of their bonds remained mostly monoracial.</p> <p><a href="https://drjarryd.medium.com/interpersonal-racial-diversity-during-quarantine-vs-in-person-4512d9068a82"><strong>Read More</strong></a></p>