A majority of Black Americans say racism in the US has gotten worse under Trump

YouGov·Feb 19

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A majority of black americans believe that racism in the us has increased during the trump presidency. This perception is reportedly held by most black americans. The view that racism has worsened is the prevailing opinion among this group.

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