Only 41 percent of American adults reported being “extremely” proud to be an American, and only 17 percent were “very” proud, ...

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As we prepare to note the 249th anniversary of our country, getting ready for the great celebration next year of America's ...

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A new Gallup poll found that a record-low number of Americans said they are “proud” to be an American under Trump’s second ...

Here are 30 patriotic quotes that honor our country's legacy. ... it might be displaying the American flag on your lawn or on a t-shirt. There are many ways to show you're "proud to be an American." ...

Age is another factor. Both millennial and Gen Z Americans are less proud to be American than older generations. If you ...

A new survey by Gallup revealed that 58% of U.S. adults said they’re "extremely" or "very" proud to be American, the lowest ...

Just 34% of self-described independent voters felt “extremely” proud to be an American, down more than 30 percentage points from the group’s all-time high of 65% in 2004.

A new Gallup poll on American's national pride revealed that 41% of Americans are "extremely proud" to be American, marking the fifth consecutive year this sentiment has ranged between 38% and 43% ...

Experts warned a rise in individualism is one factor contributing to a decline in U.S. adults who say they are "extremely proud" to be American.

The country did see increased levels of those proclaiming to be extremely proud to be an American in the years following 9/11, with the share surging to 67% in 2002 and 70% in 2003.