A Pew Research study shows that most  Americans feel that Black people, women, and the LGBTQ community will have more influence under the new presidential administration.

In the report, which was released Tuesday (Feb. 2), about two-thirds, or 65 percent, of U.S. adults believe Black people will have more clout in Washington with a Biden-Harris administration. Only 14 percent believe Black people will lose influence, and 20 percent think not much will change.
A significant number of people also believe women and the LGBTQ community will be more influential throughout the administration.  The survey found that 63 percent expect women will fare better, and 60 percent felt the same about members of the LGBTQ community.  Just over half surveyed also said younger people, Hispanics, and poor people would  also have more influence. And 48 percent of those surveyed expect that Unions will do better.

About 35 percent feel Asian-Americans, and 32 percent feel children will benefit under Biden.
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On the other hand, half of those surveyed say they expect evangelical Christians to lose influence during a Biden White House. A nearly equally sizable number say corporations, the wealthy, older people, and the military will also be less influential.

Overall, people of color are expected to gain under Biden. Still, the survey finds that  38 percent of people feel  white Americans would lose influence in general, but 46 percent feel they would not be affected.