The graphic show what percentage of people cleared up a “yes,” using the gender and ethnicity of both sides (the results are only for opposite-sex pairs of individuals).
Unsurprisingly, most “yes’s” go unanswered, but there are patterns: As an example, Asian women replied to white men that “yessed” them 7.8% of that time, more often than they answered some other race. On the other hand, white men cleared up black women 8.5% with the time-less often compared to white, Latino, or Asian women. Generally speaking, men answered women three times normally as women responded men.
Unfortunately the information reveal winners and losers. All men except Asians preferred Asian women, while all except black women preferred white men. And both black men and black women got the bottom response rates regarding their respective genders.
