Multiracial Churches Cater to Whites Anyway

Americans of different races have long worshipped in different churches, but in the past few years, that's been changing. About one in five churchgoing Americans now attend multiracial churches, where no more than 80 percent of the congregation is of any one race. That's almost twice as many as before the turn of the 21st century. The rise of multiracial churches made sociologist Ryon Cobb wonder: Has worshipping alongside minorities made white churchgoers more progressive?