I saw an unusual statistic about loneliness with the WHO, thoughts about this?

[jennifer_bloom]

Between 68% to 76% of Asians, Africans, Hispanics, and Pacific Islanders in America are lonely, while only 24% of Americans as a whole are lonely. What this means is loneliness is up to 5 times more common in racial minorities than in white people in America and this includes all racial minorities, not exclusive to any minority demographic there. One possible factor could be the churches and the media representation, tends to be more common with white people. I would not say I’m lazy, but I know that even if I was a total failure, my religious community would accept me. That reassurance has healing properties for the soul. Also Christian culture puts a high emphasis on philanthropy which I believe is more effective than friendship or family at reducing loneliness.

[Gardenmaster414]

This seems misleading. Whats the definition of lonliness? Does each of the peoples mentioned share the same definition? Im not sure this isn't a viased study, used to justify a certain political ideology (that WHO makes shady deals with).

Other than that, maybe its because race is a huge part of fitting in, and its harder for these groups to find places to fit in, due to their lesser population. Its hard to find black people to be woth, while you can find white people anywhere

[Gardenmaster414]

Biased,

With