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    May 15, 2018
    4. Views of problems facing urban, suburban and rural communities

    Whites and nonwhites have different perceptions about severity of problems their communities face

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    4. Views of problems facing urban, suburban and rural communities

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    Drug addiction is seen as a pressing problem in urban and rural communities
    Half of self-described lower-class adults say drug addiction is a major problem in their community
    Racial gap in views on availability of jobs seen across community types
    Urban residents more optimistic about future of jobs in their community
    Whites and nonwhites have different perceptions about severity of problems their communities face

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