Cultural Insights for Elections 2024
Regardless of political affiliation, the U.S. population shares a vision for a society that empowers individuals to take responsibility for their paths and keeps the economy strong so everyone has a fair shot at success. Nonetheless, political views can differ across cultural and generational groups.
Political Views by Cultural Cohorts
One-third of the overall population is moderate. However, Whites are significantly more likely to be conservative, with Asians and Blacks most likely to be moderate. Interestingly, Hispanics are least likely to reveal their political views. By age group, Boomers (36%), Gen X (29%) and Millennials (24%) are significantly more conservative than Gen Z (20%). However, moderate and liberal political views are similar across age groups. 20% of Gen Z are “other”
or prefer not to say. Gen Z Republicans have the strongest representation among Whites at 29% The strongest political party among multicultural groups is Democratic, with 50% among Blacks, 43% among Asians and 32% among Hispanics.
Gen Z Political Party Affiliation
Parental influence on Gen Z tends to be strongest among Black Democrats, followed by Asian, Hispanic and White Republicans, yet 31% of total Gen Z are registered as Independents.
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Contact us to get your copy of The Cultural Mosaic 4.0: Advanced Cultural Intelligence for Greater Resonance in Today’s Polycultural Mainstream © Culturati 2024 Refresh syndicated report (N=5,050) and typing tools. Data was weighted to U.S. Census American Community Survey 2022 1-year estimates and sample sizes by cultural cohort were: Non-Ethnic Whites/Other n=2,050; Hispanics n=1,300; Black Americans n=1,000; Asians n=700. Also, inquire about our “Unlocking Gen Z 2.0: What is Shaping and Defining Gen Z-ers” © Culturati 2023 syndicated report (N=500).
Source: “The Cultural Mosaic 4.0: Advanced Cultural Intelligence for Greater Resonance in Today’s Polycultural Mainstream” © Culturati 2024 Refresh. Sample sizes by age group: Gen Z (n=971); Millennials (n=1,975); Gen X (n=1,653); Boomers (n=451). A/B/C/D/E = Significantly higher than the indicated group at the 95% confidence level. “Unlocking Gen Z 2.0: What is Shaping and Defining Gen Z-ers” © Culturati 2023. A/B/C/D= Significantly higher than the indicated group at the 95% confidence level.
Celebrating Hispanic Culture this Heritage Month
Culturati is proud to honor the theme of “Pioneers of Change: Shaping the Future Together” this Hispanic Heritage month. This year’s theme recognizes the remarkable contributions of Hispanic and Latino individuals who have paved the way for future generations through their innovation, resilience, and unity.
Hispanic and Latino communities have been pivotal in driving progress and inspiring change, from civil rights trailblazers to contemporary leaders in arts, politics, and business. This month, we honor influential figures who exemplify the rich cultural heritage shaping our society and explore how their legacies inspire future generations.
In fact, Hispanics are significantly higher than White non-Hispanics in wanting to leave a legacy behind (46%A), additionally they are significantly more focused and disciplined than White non-Hispanics when it comes to achieving success in life (87%A). Discover these key differences and more in our new Cultural Mosaic 4.0 report, now available for purchase!
As experts in tracking the Hispanic cultural evolution of the U.S. marketplace and its impact on our Polycultural mainstream over the past decade, we want to highlight some examples of leaders who have successfully navigated and excelled in this evolving landscape.
Contact us for information on our The Cultural Mosaic 4.0© Achieving Greater Resonance in Today’s Polycultural Mainstream syndicated report (N=5,050) and typing tools are now available. Data was weighted to U.S. Census American Community Survey 2022 1-year estimates and sample sizes by cultural cohort were: Non-Ethnic Whites/Other n=2,050; Hispanics n=1,300; Black Americans n=1,000; Asian. A = Significantly higher than White non-Hispanics at the 95% confidence level.
2024 Edition of The Cultural Mosaic 4.0© Syndicated Report
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EQUIP YOUR TEAM WITH ADVANCED CROSS-CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE TO ELEVATE BRAND RESONANCE
Culturati has released the 2024 edition of The Cultural Mosaic 4.0© syndicated report!
The Cultural Mosaic 4.0© syndicated report provides unparalleled cultural intelligence to inspire total market and multicultural winning strategies. The advanced cross-cultural insights presented therein can be applied to consumer, shopper, and media strategies.
The growth of the polycultural mainstream has changed our consumer spectrum and this has been further impacted by economic uncertainty and receptivity to cultural inclusivity. As such, today more than ever, marketers need an efficient way to develop integrated strategies and communications that effectively connect with today’s diverse audiences. As a solution, Culturati has continued to bring thought leadership to the industry with the 2024 edition of The Cultural Mosaic 4.0© syndicated report. The report quantifies the cultural influence across cultural groups as well as the reach of targeted initiatives on mainstream America. It also offers a breakthrough and updated macro segmentation of the total U.S. and micro-segmentations for Hispanic, Black Americans, and Asians.
The report includes insights and data regarding the following areas across all cultural frameworks:
- Proprietary Culturati Cultural Influence Index™ and
communications reach
- Tensions, motivations and life priorities
- Economic outlook and buying power
- Political views
- Diversity receptivity and lifestyle elements
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- Shopper styles, shopper strategies and brand loyalty
- Sources of information and media/channel influence
- Traditional and digital media usage, video subscription services,
including cable/satellite, premium channels and streaming services
- Sports viewing and online websites
- How to connect with them (message, shopper, media & digital)
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Elevate Your Brand’s Cultural Fluency: Stay ahead of the curve with insights that help you understand and engage with diverse audiences effectively.
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The Cultural Mosaic 4.0© Achieving Greater Resonance in Today’s Polycultural Mainstream syndicated report (N=5,050) and typing tools are now available. Data was weighted to U.S. Census American Community Survey 2022 1-year estimates and sample sizes by cultural cohort were: Non-Ethnic Whites/Other n=2,050; Hispanics n=1,300; Black Americans n=1,000; Asians n=700.
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Gen Z Beauty & Fashion Unleashed ©2024
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CREATIVITY IGNITED GEN Z BEAUTY & FASHION UNLEASHED ©2024
Gen Z is the most diverse, technologically connected, socially/ politically engaged generation and is at the forefront of trends. They are not only driving the latest fashion and beauty trends but are also reshaping the very essence of personal style and identity.
This report delves into the intersection of Gen Z’s life philosophy and their fashion and beauty preferences. The study further acknowledges that for Generation Z, individual style and beauty preferences go beyond simple fashion trends. Instead, they serve as powerful mediums for self-expression, identity assertion, and creative escape. By taking a qualitative approach, this research offers a comprehensive understanding of how Gen Z’s personal style reflects their broader outlook on life.
The research uncovers five major pillars that encapsulate Gen Z’s life philosophy, exploring within each pillar what makes it uniquely Gen Z. One of the key five pillars is Simplicity. Gen Z values simplicity and minimalism in their approach to life, fashion, and beauty. They are very intentional about the choices they make and what they want to prioritize in life.
Access to unlimited choices and information makes Gen Z lean toward embracing simplicity and minimalism, offering more opportunities to focus on meaningful pursuits and enjoying life.
This insightful report provides valuable resources and ideas fortailoring marketing strategies to Gen Z’s values and perspectives. Grasping the life values of Gen Z and how they shape their personal style preferences is essential for brands trying to establish authentic connections with this influential demographic.
The report includes insights and data regarding the following areas:
- The 5 major pillars for Gen Z
- Pillar influence on personal style and personal care choices
- Key influencers and what makes influencers relatable/relevant within each of the 5 pillars
- Examples of content that resonate with them within each pillar
- Recommendations on connecting with Gen Z including messaging
and what they are looking for from brands
Qualitative approach included:
- Roundtable discussions with Gen Z consultants
- Ethnographic qualitative interviews among 15-27 year olds
- Pre-tasking activities, including creative exercises on personal style and influencers
- Secondary research to augment information
Learn more in our syndicated report: Creativity Ignited: Gen Z Beauty & Fashion Unleashed” © Culturati 2024, the newest addition to our Culturati Gen Z Intelligence Series®
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LGBTQ+ Pride Month Infographic 2024
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Download this infographic that shows the top social/political causes that LGBTQ+ consumers are passionate about.
Learn how the community’s commitment to social justice extends to women’s reproductive rights, combating racism, and promoting gender equality.
Elevated concern about women’s reproductive rights, racism and gender inequality speaks to the heightened awareness of intersectionality and the struggles of marginalized/minority populations among LGBTQ+.
Learn more in our syndicated report: CM 3.1 Dimensionalizing the LGBTQ+ Community © Culturati 2023.
Celebrating AAPI Heritage Month 2024
In celebration of AAPI heritage month, let’s honor the innovative leaders driven by these 5 Universal Truths from their culture.
Leverage Culturati’s 5 key themes from our “Asian American Universal Truths” © Culturati 2023 syndicated report to elevate brand connection!
Integrate drive, discipline and consciousness of identity to enhance your brand’s communication with Asian consumers!
Celebrating AAPI Heritage: Trailblazers Shaping Tech and Business Collectivism, strategic vision, and becoming more visible are Asian core values that allow them to have a voice and be acknowledged for who they are and for their societal contributions. This brings honor to oneself and one’s culture.
Asian Americans are deviating from the ‘Model Minority’ stereotype and choosing to embrace authenticity in professional and social environments.
Contact us for information on our “Asian American Universal Truths” © Culturati 2023 syndicated report (Asian n=750).
It includes top ranked brands and what they are doing right to win with Asian consumers as well as lower ranking brands and examples of what may not be working well.
A = Significantly higher than non-Asians at 95% confidence level; Source: The Cultural Mosaic 3.0: Achieving Greater Resonance in Today’s Polycultural Mainstream” © Culturati
2022 Refresh syndicated report (n=5,000; Non-Ethnic Whites/Other n=2,100; Hispanics n=1,250; Black Americans n=900; Asians n=750).
