Among whites in the United States, active church members display more prejudice than inactive church members or the unchurched.

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Studies have shown that among whites in the United States, those who are active church members often display more racial prejudice than those who are inactive or not affiliated with a church. This phenomenon is sometimes attributed to the fact that religious institutions can reinforce in-group/out-group dynamics and conservative values, which can correlate with higher levels of racial prejudice.

Among Whites in the United States, Active Church Members Display