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Here’s a map about people’s willingness to have The Other as a neighbor:
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Here are some data on xenophobia in Russia:
This is the way Muslims and non-Muslims see each other (click on the image to enlarge):
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This is the evolution of antisemitism in Europe:
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And this is the level of public acceptance of racial or ethnic diversity in the U.S.:
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This public acceptance of diversity doesn’t seem to include Muslims, given the upswing in the unwillingness to have Muslims as neighbors – see the graph below. That’s probably a result of 9-11 and everything that came of it. More difficult to explain is the unhappiness about immigrants apparent from the same graph:
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The increase in tolerance of homosexuals, shown by graph above, is coherent with these data.
Attitudes towards immigrants are negative everywhere:
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