Quick question: How are ~14% of all respondents from India, but 4.1% categorized as Middle Eastern in the Race and Ethnicity breakdown?
This is just one example of a strange anomaly in the data.
This is just one example of a strange anomaly in the data.
Also you can see that the race/ethnicity question only has ~55k responses out of 100k respondents in general.
To many of us it feels like a very US-specific question that we are glad to skip. Racial identity is just not part of our lives. I might identify as as European, but certainly not as 'White or of European descent'