Despite some perceived improvements, 45 years brings little
change in perceptions
that Blacks are discriminated against in some key aspects of life in America - and change
for the worse in others. photo: abhi ahmadadeen/BMLTV®
that Blacks are discriminated against in some key aspects of life in America - and change
for the worse in others. photo: abhi ahmadadeen/BMLTV®
(PRN) NEW
YORK, February 27, 2014 In the midst of
Black History Month, it is perhaps an appropriate time to examine some of
our nation's historical racial divides and reflect on changes that we as a
country have seen over time. As far back as 1969 and 1972, The Harris Poll measured
perceptions among U.S.
adults as to whether blacks were discriminated against in a variety of areas of
American life.
