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Pew Research CenterDecember 8, 2014
Sharp Racial Divisions in Reactions to Brown, Garner Decisions

Most Who Say Ferguson Grand Jury Was Wrong Cite Race as ‘Major Factor’

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Sharp Racial Divisions in Reactions to Brown, Garner Decisions
Decisions in Brown, Garner Cases Viewed Very Differently
Huge Racial Disparity in Views of Ferguson Ruling, More Agreement in Views of Garner Decision
Few Blacks or Whites See Relations Between Police, Minorities Improving
Wide Partisan, Age Divisions in Grand Jury Opinions
Most Who Say Ferguson Grand Jury Was Wrong Cite Race as ‘Major Factor’
Race Less of a Factor Among Those Who Fault Decision in Garner’s Death
Few Think Police Relations with Minorities Will Get Better
Obama’s Job Rating on Race Relations Slips among Blacks, Democrats
Blacks, Democrats Heard More About Garner Case
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Bipartisan Support for More Body Cameras on Police Officers

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