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    mekka okereke :verified: (mekkaokereke@hachyderm.io)'s status on Saturday, 04-Jan-2025 13:46:29 JST mekka okereke :verified: mekka okereke :verified:
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    Not quite the same as what I'm talking about.

    The OP looked at enrollment by race. The later post talked about intent / disinterest.

    My point is that Black men have not lost interest in college as more women enrolled.

    There's a difference between "Black men have become disinterested in college now that more women are there."(interest) And "The financial destruction brought about by the pandemic, combined with increasing police brutality and murder, means that fewer Black men are alive to attend and able to get into and afford college."(access).

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      Heath Borders (heathborders@hachyderm.io)'s status on Saturday, 04-Jan-2025 17:24:45 JST Heath Borders Heath Borders
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      @mekkaokereke Do you have a link to the later post? The closest I could find was this Pew study that only slices by white college-educated voters, and doesn't separate by gender. I would really like to see this broken out by gender, race, and college education as well as by population counts.

      https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2018/03/20/wide-gender-gap-growing-educational-divide-in-voters-party-identification/

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      This one?
      https://themissingdatadepot.substack.com/p/the-political-causes-of-the-college

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        The Political Causes of the College Enrollment Crisis
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        Republican high schoolers don’t want to attend college anymore. That’s a problem for conservatives, for colleges, and for the country.
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      Heath Borders (heathborders@hachyderm.io)'s status on Sunday, 05-Jan-2025 05:20:17 JST Heath Borders Heath Borders
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      @mekkaokereke Thanks! "The Political Causes of the College Enrollment Crisis" also ignores that the total population of Republicans has grown faster than the total population of Democrats because Trumpism has converted independents and apolitical folks. I posit that many of these skeptical Republicans were formerly apolitical.

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