Agree the husband is head of the household in a truly Christian family
Percent of U.S. Protestants who agree, by group, 2024-2026 PRRI reporting (in percent)
Key finding
Highest: White evangelical Protestants (61%). Lowest: Hispanic Protestants (51%).
- White evangelical Protestants: 61%
- Black Protestants: 61%
- Hispanic Protestants: 51%
Source: Public Religion Research Institute, Religion and the Politics of Masculinity · Article published 2026-04-27.
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Highest: White evangelical Protestants (61%). Lowest: Hispanic Protestants (51%). White evangelical Protestants: 61%. Black Protestants: 61%. Hispanic Protestants: 51%.
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Public Religion Research Institute, 2026. Source: Public Religion Research Institute, Religion and the Politics of Masculinity (https://prri.org/spotlight/religion-and-the-politics-of-masculinity/).
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