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According to GSS $2012$:

The gender gap in education had closed even more, with $61\%$ of women and $58\%$ of men having at least some college education. However, men had caught up somewhat since $2002.$

Racial differences remained similar to $2002$ levels, with Asians remaining most educated on average at $78\%$ having some college, followed by whites at $62\%,$ blacks at $49\%,$ and Hispanics at $38\%.$

To illustrate the changes over time,

Explanation:

here is a chart comparing the percentage of each group having at least some college education in $2002$ and $2012$:

$\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$python import mat plot lib. py plot as plot

labels $=[\text{'}$Asians$\text{'},$ 'Whites', 'Blacks', 'Hispanics'$]$

Step $3$

men$2002=[71,57,47,36]$ men$2012=[78,62,49,38]$

x $=$ np$.$ Arange $($labels$))$ # the label locations width $=0\mathrm{.}35$ # the width of the bars

fig, ax $=$ plt$.$subplots$()$ rects$1=$ ax$.$bar$($x $-$ width$/2,$ men$2002,$ width, label$=\text{'}2002\text{'})$ rects$2=$ ax$.$bar$($x $+$ width$/2,$ men$2012,$ width, label$=\text{'}2012\text{'})$

ax$.$set$\_$ylabel$(\text{'}$Percentage with some college education'$)$ ax$.$set$\_$xticks$($x$)$ ax$.$set$\_$xticklabels$($labels$)$ ax$.$legend$()$

fig.tight$\_$layout$()$ plt show$()\text{'}\text{'}\text{'}$

Explanation:

This chart clearly illustrates that over this $10-$year period, education levels increased across all racial groups.

With the largest increase for Asians. The gender gap also continued narrowing