Individuals who identified as Multiracial had a significantly higher ACE mean score than all other races/ethnicities. This was also true for Multiracial individuals in six of the eight categories (emotional, physical, sexual, IPV, household substance abuse, and household mental illness). Individuals identifying as White had significantly lower mean ACE scores than those identifying as Black or Hispanic, while the “other” category had a significantly lower mean ACE score than all other categories.
