This no doubt will cost the left votes, and that's a good thing...
POLL: Most Black Americans Don’t Want Confederate Statues Removed
AMBER RANDALL
Civil Rights Reporter
10:57 AM 08/17/2017
Most black Americans do not think Confederate statues should be removed because they are offensive, a Marist poll released Thursday found.
Forty-four percent of African Americans believe the Confederate statues should stay in place, while 11 percent said they’re unsure. The remaining 40 percent of African Americans polled said the statues should be removed.
Those surveyed were asked whether statues “honoring leaders of the Confederacy” should “remain as a historical symbol” or “be removed because they are offensive to some people,” or whether the respondent is unsure. NPR and PBS News Hour conducted the Marist poll Monday and Tuesday, following a weekend of violent protests sparked by the subject in Charlottesville, Va.
Latin Americans who participated overwhelmingly believe that Confederate monuments should stay in place — 65 percent said they should remain. Twenty-four percent said they should come down, while 11 percent said they weren’t sure.
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POLL: Most Black Americans Don’t Want Confederate Statues Removed
POLL: Most Black Americans Don’t Want Confederate Statues Removed
AMBER RANDALL
Civil Rights Reporter
10:57 AM 08/17/2017
Most black Americans do not think Confederate statues should be removed because they are offensive, a Marist poll released Thursday found.
Forty-four percent of African Americans believe the Confederate statues should stay in place, while 11 percent said they’re unsure. The remaining 40 percent of African Americans polled said the statues should be removed.
Those surveyed were asked whether statues “honoring leaders of the Confederacy” should “remain as a historical symbol” or “be removed because they are offensive to some people,” or whether the respondent is unsure. NPR and PBS News Hour conducted the Marist poll Monday and Tuesday, following a weekend of violent protests sparked by the subject in Charlottesville, Va.
Latin Americans who participated overwhelmingly believe that Confederate monuments should stay in place — 65 percent said they should remain. Twenty-four percent said they should come down, while 11 percent said they weren’t sure.
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POLL: Most Black Americans Don’t Want Confederate Statues Removed
