Racial Justice

Christian Colleges Grapple With Trump's Election, Views on Women and Minorities

By Kirkland An, Religion News Service
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Nov 21, 2016
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Exit polls suggest 81 percent of white evangelicals voted for President-elect Donald Trump.

But support for Trump may have been less decisive on Christian college campuses, where most students are also white evangelicals.

A Washington Post/ABC News poll, before the election, found the views of younger adults do not align with some older ones, when it comes to their beliefs about Trump supporters.

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