More say understating discrimination is the bigger problem than overstating it

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More say understating discrimination is the bigger problem than overstating it

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4. Race, immigration and discrimination
Majority says country needs to continue making changes for racial equality
Among Democrats, racial gap on need to do more for racial equality narrows
Growing share cites discrimination as a barrier to blacks getting ahead
Wide education gap on views of racial discrimination
Growing share views affirmative action programs positively
Democrats overwhelmingly see affirmative action programs as good
More say immigrants strengthen U.S. as the partisan divide grows
Age gap in both parties in views of immigrants’ impact on the country
Wide education gap on views of racial discrimination

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