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Pew Research Gets Pummeled for 'Distribution of Skin Color' Graph

Just days after Republican Glenn Youngkin won 54 percent of the Hispanic vote in Virginia, Pew Research has published a bizarre graphic about skin color. 

A chart shows a number of hands and is titled, "The distribution of skin color among U.S. hispanics." 

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"Pew Research Center’s 2021 National Survey of Latinos explored four approaches to measuring racial identity – the Census Bureau’s two-question method; an assessment of how respondents believe others see them when passing them on the street (street race); an open-ended question asking respondents to describe their race and origin in their own words; and self-assessed skin color," they explain about the research.

The use of the chart receiving signifiant backlash and criticism. 

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