U.S. polls: Nearly 80 % of African -American claims that they have experienced discrimination

The American people mourned the African -American man Freud and was kneeling to death by the police. (Data map)

Overseas Network, August 31. According to a report on August 30, a new poll released by the Pew Research Center recently showed that nearly 80 % of the US African -American claims that it has experienced race or ethnic National discrimination.

This survey for 3,000 African -American over the United States shows that 65%of the interviewed African -American claims that after the African -American man Freud was killed and caused a series of protests, the United States has not changed on the issue of ethnic peace and other issues. African -American life has not improved. 82%of respondents believe that racial discrimination is the main problem facing African -American in the United States. In addition, nearly 80%of African -American claims to have experienced discrimination involving race or ethnic groups, and 15%of them indicate that this kind of discrimination is often suffered. 68%of the respondents said that racial discrimination is the main reason to hinder African -American success.

Most respondents in the survey also said that the US agencies need to make major reforms to help blacks fight for fair treatment, especially in judicial systems. About half of the respondents said that the prison system, law enforcement system, and judicial system should be changed. 85%of adult African -American also said that African -American is still seriously affected by slavery. (Overseas network/Zhang Ni internship compilation/Wang Ruiqi)

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