One large national survey found that the formation of interracial friendships in the united states is associated with participation in nonreligious civic groups, socializing with coworkers, social status, shared neighborhoods, and the diversity of the community.

The answer is true. The formation of interracial friendships and relationships are because of various factors, such as active participation in non-religious civic groups, socializing in the workplace, an individual's social status, interracial neighborhoods and diversity within the community. These are common factors, which allows us to create interracial friendships/relationships with other social-races in our community.