61% of blacks say US race relations getting worse

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A majority of African-Americans believe race relations are worsening in the United States and that minority groups have fewer opportunities, a new survey has found.

The survey from the Emerson College Polling Society found that 61percent of African-Americans think race relations are getting worse and 69 percent perceive the judicial system as biased against minorities.

As a whole, 44 percent of poll respondents said race relations are not getting better, with 41 percent of Caucasians and 42 percent of Hispanics holding the same view.

The poll also found that more than half (53 percent) of African-Americans believe that minority groups have fewer opportunities.

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A majority of African-Americans believe race relations are worsening in the United States and that minority groups have fewer opportunities, a new survey has found.

The survey from the Emerson College Polling Society found that 61percent of African-Americans think race relations are getting worse and 69 percent perceive the judicial system as biased against minorities.

As a whole, 44 percent of poll respondents said race relations are not getting better, with 41 percent of Caucasians and 42 percent of Hispanics holding the same view.

The poll also found that more than half (53 percent) of African-Americans believe that minority groups have fewer opportunities.

but hope and change


PressTV - Poll: 61% of blacks say US race relations getting worse

THAT I can believe. As the gap between rich and poor widens and blacks are in the latter group, what else would it be reasonable to expect?
 

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A majority of African-Americans believe race relations are worsening in the United States and that minority groups have fewer opportunities, a new survey has found.

The survey from the Emerson College Polling Society found that 61percent of African-Americans think race relations are getting worse and 69 percent perceive the judicial system as biased against minorities.

As a whole, 44 percent of poll respondents said race relations are not getting better, with 41 percent of Caucasians and 42 percent of Hispanics holding the same view.

The poll also found that more than half (53 percent) of African-Americans believe that minority groups have fewer opportunities.

but hope and change


PressTV - Poll: 61% of blacks say US race relations getting worse
Based upon what? Their paying attention to too much news media, I'd bet.

Yeah, what Lone Wolf said.
 

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Based upon what? Their paying attention to too much news media, I'd bet.

Yeah, what Lone Wolf said.

Perhaps too many people at the lower end of the totem pole are waiting for things to happen instead of making things happen!
 

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Obama needed a huge turnout by African Americans in 2012 in order to beet Romney. He ginned up turn out by increasing the sense of Black grievance. The percentage black turnout was greater than the white turnout. Obama uses divisive tactics electorally.
 

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Obama needed a huge turnout by African Americans in 2012 in order to beet Romney. He ginned up turn out by increasing the sense of Black grievance. The percentage black turnout was greater than the white turnout. Obama uses divisive tactics electorally.

And WHAT is wrong with that? You'd expect stronger support from his "own people"!
 

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And WHAT is wrong with that? You'd expect stronger support from his "own people"!
Own people ? 1/2 white 2/5 Arab 1/5 Black . No slave ships in his background unless you count the overlords .
 

BornRuff

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I'm sure most of this stuff was already there, but seeing a Black man elected president really seemed to bring a lot of nasty stuff to the surface.
 

BaalsTears

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And WHAT is wrong with that? You'd expect stronger support from his "own people"!

Do you think creating divisions among the American people is a good thing? Divided polities don't last.

I'm sure most of this stuff was already there, but seeing a Black man elected president really seemed to bring a lot of nasty stuff to the surface.

Does opposition to all leftists constitute racism?

Far too many people have done a good job of making that a reality.

This is your opportunity to adduce evidence proving your assertion. We all wait to see what you have.
 

BornRuff

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Who? Please name names.

Do you think the whole "Birther" movement would have gained so much traction if he were white? Would people be questioning his college credentials?

Certainly not everyone who disagrees with him is racist, but race was obviously part of the issue for all too many people.