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A joint study noted trends regarding national pride and identity in the country, starting on June 1st.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 28

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A joint study noted trends regarding national pride and identity in the country, starting on June 1st.

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Pew Research Center Gallup

How it developed

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Aug 28Pew Research Center, along with contributors Mark Hugo Lopez and Gabriel Piña, contributed to a national survey and co-authored a report on identity and voting.Sub-event
Aug 27Gallup data highlights generational divide in pride.Sub-event
Jun 1Trends regarding national pride and identity were noted in a joint study by Pew Research Center and Gallup.1 source
- newsweek.com

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Coverage

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Jul 28lionsroarnews.comOPINION | America at 250: reflecting on a nation still in the making
Jun 29gallup.com
Jun 1newsweek.com