Large partisan divide on support for the Black Lives Matter movement among whites

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June 21, 2016

4. Achieving racial equality

Large partisan divide on support for the Black Lives Matter movement among whites

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Large partisan divide on support for the Black Lives Matter movement among whites

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4. Achieving racial equality
Working with community members to solve problems seen as the most effective tactic to help blacks achieve equality
Roughly half across race and ethnic groups see working together at the community level as a very effective tactic for helping blacks achieve equality
Blacks largely view organizations that aim to help blacks achieve equality as effective
Widespread awareness of the Black Lives Matter movement among blacks, whites
Blacks considerably more likely than whites, Hispanics to say they understand the goals of the Black Lives Matter movement
Blacks express strong support for the Black Lives Matter movement
A narrow majority of blacks think Black Lives Matter will be effective in helping achieve racial equality

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