Race, Ethnicity, and Social Inequality

The AP-NORC Center has conducted extensive research on critical topics facing minority groups, including policing issues, long-term care, and marriage rights.

Growing Disapproval of Protests Against Police

Compared to June, fewer Americans think that deadly force is more commonly used against a Black person than a white person or that police who cause harm need greater consequences.

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Civil Liberties and Security

Widespread Desire for Policing and Criminal Justice Reform

Most Americans support a number of reforms to prevent police violence and want extensive changes to the criminal justice system, according to the June 2020 AP-NORC Poll.

Race, Ethnicity, and Social Inequality

Many Unsure If Recent Protests Will Create Positive Change

The June 2020 AP-NORC Poll reveals more than half of Americans approve of the recent protests. But there are considerable differences in how black and white Americans view the impact and response to them.

Race, Ethnicity, and Social Inequality

Significant Shifts in Attitudes on Race and Policing

A June 2020 AP-NORC Poll reveals major changes in the public’s view of the relationship between the police and black people compared to just five years ago. Major gaps remain in how black and white Americans understand racism and police violence.

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Life during the Coronavirus Outbreak

The April 2020 AP-NORC Poll explores how the coronavirus outbreak is impacting the health and finances of urban Americans, black Americans, and Hispanic Americans, as well as what all Americans are doing to slow the spread of the virus.

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