Actual racism has declined 80-90% since the 1960s, but the level of media/activist focus on this problem has remained stable or even increased, largely for economic reasons.
(2) "Where'd Reilly get them numbers (?)," pt. 1.
Anonymous professional polls asking people about their level of support for racial segregation, inter-racial dating, etc. are conducted literally every year. The attached shows changing levels of support for inter-race marriage.
Anonymous professional polls asking people about their level of support for racial segregation, inter-racial dating, etc. are conducted literally every year. The attached shows changing levels of support for inter-race marriage.
(3) "Where'd Reilly get them numbers (?)," pt. 2.
However, data-mapping resources like Elephrame indicate that (per most 1960s baselines I've seen), 'anti-racist' activism may be increasing. There have been 5,799 BLM protests alone since 2014 or so...elephrame.com/textbook/BLM
However, data-mapping resources like Elephrame indicate that (per most 1960s baselines I've seen), 'anti-racist' activism may be increasing. There have been 5,799 BLM protests alone since 2014 or so...elephrame.com/textbook/BLM
(4) Obviously, racism is bad, and my free country(wo)men can fight it if they want to. But core problems like fatherlessness and homelessness have increased ~500-1,000% DURING the 80% decline in bias. These need to be addressed head-on, rather than blamed ON The One True Evil.
(2a) This isn't a one-off piece of data. There are also "work for, vote for" questions used to gather info around this. Only 8% of Americans would currently refuse to vote for a Black POTUS - disgraceful, but below the 9% figures for Hispanics or Jews...news.gallup.com/poll/183791/su…
(3a) We can also simply look at how minorities DO in the USA. Obviously, most Blacks and many Asians were poor under the ancien regime. Today, 7-8 of the top ten income-earning groups in the USA are POC or "MENA" (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_e…), per the link and graphics.
(4a) Rather than posting ten links here: I wrote a piece about this that recently led @Commentary - discussing BOTH (1) well-done audit studies that still do find racism and (2) data like the above^ and factors like affirmative action. Check it out here...commentarymagazine.com/articles/wilfr…
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