Polls show sour views of race relations in Trump's America
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Among white Americans, views diverged by education — 64% of whites with a college degree think Trump has worsened race relations, compared with 41% of those without.RACIST LANGUAGEDemocrats in Congress immediately called out the president’s comments on Sunday as racist and divisive, while many Republicans have remained silent.Polling shows Democratic and Republican Americans fundamentally disagree on the way people should approach offensive language in the country.Eighty-two percent of Republicans feel that too many people are easily offended over language today, according to a poll conducted in May by Pew Research Center , compared with about half as many Democrats who said the same.
As said here by HANNAH FINGERHUT