 In backing, CBS's Alexander Tin explains. Nearly six in ten teens overall told a CDC survey through 2022 that they usually or always got the emotional and social support that they needed. But a new report from the agency has found steep disparities across some groups. By race, the CDC found that just 42 percent of black teens said they were always or usually getting enough support. That's the lowest of any group and far below the more than 66 percent of white teens who said they are getting enough support.