A New York Times essay on the political gender gap cites a 2017 survey of college students.
It observes:
Male students preferred protecting free speech over an inclusive and diverse society by a decisive 61 to 39. Female students took the opposite position, favoring an inclusive, diverse society over free speech by 64 to 35.
I’m intrigued by any spectrum that places “free speech” and “inclusive, diverse society” on opposite poles.