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Race Relations

Americans See Obama Election as Race Relations Milestone

High optimism about the future of race relations

November 7, 2008

Over two-thirds of Americans say Barack Obama’s election is either the most important or one of the most important advances for blacks of the last 100 years, and more Americans than ever now say a solution to race relations between blacks and whites will eventually be worked out.More ...

Majority of Americans Say Racism Against Blacks Widespread

More than three-quarters of blacks say racism against blacks is widespread

August 4, 2008

A majority of Americans, including a majority of whites, Hispanics, and -- in particular -- blacks, say racism against blacks is widespread in the United States. At the same time, a substantial minority of Americans say racism against whites is widespread.More ...

Most Blacks Say Racism Widespread In U.S.

August 4, 2008

In the United States, 78% of blacks say that racism against blacks is widespread, while 51% of whites say the same.

Sudan: 65% Say Communities Accepting of Ethnic Minorities

But nearly 9 in 10 Sudanese say land issues are a source of conflict

July 18, 2008

A Gallup Poll in Sudan finds that while 65% of Sudanese say their communities are good places for ethnic and racial minorities, 85% of those surveyed think land plays an important role in conflicts and security.More ...

Races Differ On How Society Treats Minorities

July 17, 2008

About two-thirds of white Americans (63%) say they are very or somewhat satisfied with the way society treats blacks, while more than one-third of black Americans (35%) say the same.

Whites May Exaggerate Black-Hispanic Tensions

Most blacks and Hispanics say relations between the two groups are good

July 17, 2008

Only 43% of white adults in the United States -- contrasted with 60% of Hispanics and 67% of blacks -- believe good relations exist between blacks and Hispanics.More ...

Blacks Pick Obama Over Jackson as Spokesman

July 14, 2008

Black Americans are far more likely to choose Barack Obama as the one person they would like to speak for them on issues of race (29%) than Jesse Jackson (4%).

Malaysian Elections Underscore Ethnic Tension

Ethnic minorities less likely to say government is doing enough to promote harmony

February 29, 2008

Growing dissent among ethnic Chinese and Indians citizens is one of the key issues in Malaysia’s March 8 election. A Gallup Poll of Malaysia reveals significant gaps in attitudes between ethnic Chinese and Indians and the majority ethnic Malay population.More ...

Is Europe a Good Place for Racial and Ethnic Minorities?

Majorities see their communities as accepting

December 14, 2007

In a majority of 37 European countries surveyed, most residents say that the city or area they live in is a good place for racial and ethnic minorities. However, recent events have highlighted the ongoing problem of discrimination in the region.More ...

Race Terminology

September 17, 2007

An in-depth look at race terminology preferences.

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Race Relations

Americans See Obama Election as Race Relations Milestone

High optimism about the future of race relations

Majority of Americans Say Racism Against Blacks Widespread

More than three-quarters of blacks say racism against blacks is widespread

Most Blacks Say Racism Widespread In U.S.

Sudan: 65% Say Communities Accepting of Ethnic Minorities

But nearly 9 in 10 Sudanese say land issues are a source of conflict

Races Differ On How Society Treats Minorities

Whites May Exaggerate Black-Hispanic Tensions

Most blacks and Hispanics say relations between the two groups are good

Blacks Pick Obama Over Jackson as Spokesman

Malaysian Elections Underscore Ethnic Tension

Ethnic minorities less likely to say government is doing enough to promote harmony

Is Europe a Good Place for Racial and Ethnic Minorities?

Majorities see their communities as accepting

Race Terminology

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Blacks Convinced Discrimination Still Exists in College Admission Process

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Whites, Blacks, Hispanics Assess Race Relations in the U.S.

Racial Disagreement Over Death Penalty Has Varied Historically

About One in Three Hispanics Say Immigration Is Nation's Top Problem

Americans Have Become More Negative on Impact of Immigrants

A Downturn in Black Perceptions of Racial Harmony

Hispanics Support Requiring English Proficiency for Immigrants

Only 11% of Blacks Satisfied With State of the Nation Right Now