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What percentage of American adults would allow someone who is against all churches and religion to make a speech in their community?
75.7% of American adults would allow someone who is against all churches and religion to make a speech in their community - about 76 in every 100, or 8 in 10. That is the figure published by the General Social Survey for 2024.
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Where this number comes from
- Survey
- General Social Survey
- What it measured
- GSS 2024 item SPKATHY (“Allow anti-religionist to speak Y”), counting responses 1=yes, allowed to speak. Computed from NORC's public-use microdata with the survey weight WTSSNRPS and a Taylor-linearised standard error over the published design variables VSTRAT and VPSU; unweighted n = 1,076.
- Population
- U.S. adults aged 18 and over
- Year
- 2024
- 95% confidence interval
- 71.03% to 80.37% (derived from the published standard error)
NORC at the University of Chicago; public-use microdata, free for research and educational use. Percentages computed here, with attribution.. See the source data
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