Public perceptions of bias and discrimination
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A majority of all adults (56%) say being Black hurts people’s ability to get ahead at least a little. In contrast, 59% say being white helps people’s ability to get ahead.
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Most Americans (65%) say it has become more common for people to express racist views.
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Majorities of Black and white adults say Black people are treated less fair than whites in dealing with police and by the criminal justice system.