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Overall, women were considerably more likely than men to state they had a "racial preference". 74.2% of the 2735 women voiced a "racial preference". By contrast 58.1% of the 2872 men voiced a racial preference. Of the women how had a preference 95.3% excluded Indian men, and 94% excluded middle eastern men. As with most studies, white men were the most popular overall, followed by Hispanic, then black, then Asian, then middle eastern, and then lastly Indian men. | Overall, women were considerably more likely than men to state they had a "racial preference". 74.2% of the 2735 women voiced a "racial preference". By contrast 58.1% of the 2872 men voiced a racial preference. Of the women how had a preference 95.3% excluded Indian men, and 94% excluded middle eastern men. As with most studies, white men were the most popular overall, followed by Hispanic, then black, then Asian, then middle eastern, and then lastly Indian men. | ||
White women were also most likely to prefer their own race, with Asian women being the least likely. | White women were also most likely of those with a preference to prefer only their own race (65%), with Asian women being the least likely (6%). | ||
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