More worldwide say their communities are good for minorities: Gallup

A larger proportion of the global population says their community is a good place to live for minority groups, according to a new survey. 

The Gallup World Poll from 2025, which was released Thursday, found that increasing numbers of adults worldwide said that where they live is a good place for gay or lesbian people, immigrants and racial and ethnic minorities. 

Populations with racial and ethnic minority backgrounds were reportedly the group most accepted in survey respondents’ communities at 74 percent, followed by immigrant populations at 66 percent and gay and lesbian populations at 40 percent. 

The latter group has seen the largest increases in positive public attitudes since the global survey began in 2006, when only 23 percent of respondents said their community was a good place for gay and lesbian people to reside. 

The survey found that a higher perception of acceptance for minority groups is correlated with........

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