Emerging adults in the West are more likely than older adults to be involved in organizations devoted to particular issues such as racism.

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Studies have shown that emerging adults (ages 18-29) in the United States are more likely than older adults to be involved in social and political organizations, including those dedicated to issues such as racism and social justice. This is thought to be due to factors such as greater exposure to diverse perspectives through education and media, as well as a greater sense of social responsibility and desire for social change among this age group.

Emerging Adults in the West Are More Likely Than Older