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Table 1 Prevalence of perceived discrimination by sample characteristics

From: Prevalence of perceived discrimination, determinants and associations with self-rated general and sexual health, healthcare utilization and self-perceived integration: a cross-sectional survey of migrants in Sweden

Characteristics

All (%)

Perceived Discrimination

No (%)

Yes (%)

Total

1,740 (100.0)

1,115 (64.1)

625 (35.9)

Region of birth

   

MENA

678 (39)

384 (56.6)

294 (43.4)

SA

360 (20.7)

184 (51.1)

176 (48.9)

SSA

592 (34)

453 (76.5)

139 (23.5)

Other

110 (6.3)

94 (85.5)

16 (14.6)

Age

   

16 to 25

807 (48.4)

466 (57.7)

341 (42.3)

26 to 35

472 (28.1)

313 (66.3)

159 (33.7)

36 to 45

250 (14.9)

179 (71.6)

71 (28.4)

46 and older

151 (9)

123 (81.5)

28 (18.5)

Gender

   

Woman

605 (37.4)

454 (75)

151 (25)

Man

969 (59.8)

573 (59.1)

396 (40.8)

Other

46 (2.8)

29 (63)

17 (37)

Sexual orientation

   

heterosexual

1,017 (68.2)

649 (63.8)

368 (36.2)

LGBA

252 (16.9)

145 (57.5)

107 (42.5)

Don’t want to answer

222 (14.9)

155 (69.8)

67 (30.2)

Religion

   

Islam

1,042 (61)

663 (63.6)

379 (36.4)

Christianity

397 (23.3)

294 (74.1)

103 (25.9)

Other

268 (15.7)

137 (51.1)

131 (48.9)

Level of education (Years)

   

<=9

713 (42.9)

472 (66.2)

241 (33.8)

10 to 12

504 (30.3)

317 (62.9)

187 (37)

> 12

444 (26.7)

269 (60.6)

175 (39.4)

Economic stress

   

No

964 (57.4)

715 (74.2)

249 (25.8)

Yes

717 (42.7)

361 (50.4)

356 (49.7)

Language proficiency

   

Can communicate in Swedish

565 (32.9)

315 (55.8)

250 (44.3)

Cannot communicate in Swedish

1,151 (67.1)

785 (68.2)

366 (31.8)