New poll results show that about 2 in 5 Minnesotans think that being either Black, Indigenous or Hispanic makes it more difficult to be successful. About 1 in 5 said the same about being Asian. A much smaller proportion, only six percent, said that being white makes success more difficult. The survey also finds that a higher proportion think it is easy for males to attain success than is the case for women.

Maps we've worked on this month convey the trials and triumphs of Black Minnesotans over the last century+. As Black History Month comes to a close, here's a look at the work we've collaborated on with @mprnews, @apmstudios and @marketplaceapm. Li
Baby Boomers, currently age 60-78, are the least lonely of adult age generations in the state: 63% score as “rarely lonely” and only seven percent indicated frequent loneliness. Other demographic breakdowns of loneliness rates + link to

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