Poll: New low 35% in U.S. satisfied with treatment of black people

The latest data, from a June 8-July 24 poll which includes an oversample of Black Americans, found that U.S. adults overall are less satisfied with the treatment of Black people than other racial or ethnic groups tested in the survey, though “immigrants” get a similar satisfaction rating of 37%. Asian people are the only group whose treatment garners majority-level satisfaction (60%) from Americans overall. U.S. adults are about equally satisfied with the treatment of Arab people (44%) and Hispanic people (41%).

White adults are much more satisfied than Black adults with the treatment of each group, as racial gaps in satisfaction range from 13 points (on Arab people) to 22 points (on immigrants).