Apopular term for the religiously unaffiliated, include asians, young people, males, political independents, those living in the pacific and new england regions, college graduates, and people in higher-income brackets.

"Nones"

Explanation:

The "nones" - as secular families are known, and generally those who do not identify with any religion - are on the rise in the US and already represent a third of adults under 30.

In addition to people without religion, this term is used to refer to Asians, youth, men, independent politicians, those living in the Pacific and New England regions, college graduates, and people in higher income brackets.

The group of people not affiliated with any religion, the “nones”, in the United States in 2018, represented 23.1% of the population, surpassing the evangelicals (22.5%) and practically tied with Catholics (23.0%). ). In the United States, considered to be the largest Christian developed country in the world, the growth of the "Nones" has accelerated in the last ten years.

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