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    2010 multi-state survey on race and politics. Attitudes toward blacks, immigrants, and Gay Rights by tea party approval. Irish, italians, Jewish, and many other minorities overcame prejudice and worked their way up. Disagree: Over the past few years blacks have gotten less than they deserve.

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    2010 Multi‐state Survey on Race & Politics 
    Prof. Christopher Parker, Principal Investigator 
    ‐‐ Attitudes Toward Blacks, Immigrants, and Gay Rights, by Tea Party Approval‐‐ 
    True Believers  Middle  True  Never  All  Diff. True 
    Questions:   of Tea Party  of Road  Skeptics  Heard of  Whites Believers 
    v. Middle 
    Number of Observations (N)  N=117  N=171  N=66  N=157  N=511  of Road 
    Irish, Italians, Jewish, and many 
    other minorities overcame 
    prejudice and worked their way  88%  67%  56%  66%  70% +21%
    up.  Blacks should do the same 
    without special favors.  (Agree) 
    Generations of slavery and 
    discrimination have created 
    conditions that make it difficult  72%  55%  28%  65%  58% +17% 
    for blacks to work their way out 
    of the lower class.  (Disagree) 
    Over the past few years blacks 
    have gotten less than they  83%  74%  48%  73%  72% +9% 
    deserve.  (Disagree) 
    It’s really a matter of some 
    people not trying hard enough; if 
    blacks would only try harder they  73%  54%  33%  55%  56% +19% 
    could be just as well off as whites. 
    (Agree) 
    How likely is it that recent 
    immigration levels will take jobs 
    away from people already here?    56%  43%  31%  50%  46% +13% 
    (Likely) 
    The number of immigrants from 
    foreign countries should be…  54%  44%  34%  50%  47% +10% 
    (Decreased)*** 
    Favor/Oppose laws to protect 
    homosexuals against job  62%  66%  73%  73%  68% +7% 
    discrimination? (Favor) 

    Homosexuals should be allowed 
    to serve in the United States  69%  83%  89%  84%  81% ‐14% 
    Armed forces?  (Strongly Agree) 
    Gay or lesbian couples should be 
    allowed to legally adopt children?  36%  56%  80%  57%  55% ‐20% 
    (Yes) 
    Note: Cell entries represent the percent in each category. With the exception of *** all rows significant at p < .05 or better.

    Source: University of Washington, March 2010 Multi‐state Survey of Race & Politics 
    Prof. Christopher Parker, Principal Investigator 
    Contact: csparker@uw.edu 
    Online: http://depts.washington.edu/uwiser/racepolitics.html 

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