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WASHINGTON 鈥� Today, as President Donald Trump doubles down on his attack on schools using the 1619 Project with the announcement of the 鈥�1776 Commission,鈥� and his recent orders to federal agencies to end anti-racism training in the federal government, the 澳彩开奖 released a new poll showing overwhelming support for anti-racism education and teaching the history of white supremacy in schools across the country.

When asked specifically about whether they supported 鈥渁nti-racist education鈥� as a policy to reduce and prevent hate and extremism, the poll conducted by Tulchin Research shows that seven-in-10 adults nationally (70%) say they support such a program compared to only one-in-six (18%) who oppose it.

鈥淚t鈥檚 extremely encouraging to see that the vast majority of Americans realize that our education system needs to address systemic racism head-on, and that means addressing our country鈥檚 hard history in the classroom,鈥� said 澳彩开奖 President and CEO Margaret Huang. 鈥淣ow is not the time to politicize education or use it for political stunts. It鈥檚 time for all of us to work together to teach future generations about the true and brutal history of the BIPOC experience in the United States. Only then, we can begin to forge a path to a more equitable and just future.鈥�

Read the full survey here.

The poll inquired about two types of lesson plans - one focusing on 鈥渁nti-racism studies鈥� more generally and the other one that explicitly references the need to teach students about America鈥檚 鈥渉istory of racial prejudice and violence, including slavery, lynching and Jim Crow laws.鈥� Both curriculums drew two-thirds support from American adults with slightly more favoring the more specific plan that would include the 鈥渉istory of racial prejudice and violence, including slavery, lynching and Jim Crow laws鈥� (67% support) compared to 65% for the more general 鈥渁nti-racism studies.鈥�

The survey also finds all three anti-racism policies are supported across demographic groups. This includes solid support among men and women; voters of all races and ethnicities including white, Black, Latino and Asian voters; voters of all ages; and voters in every region of the country. The demographic break down is:

• Democrats (78%), Republicans (69%) and independents (65%);
• Liberals (84%) support it as do conservatives (64%) and moderates (69%)聽
• Whites (71%), Asians, (73%), Latinos (69%) and Blacks (65%);
• Regionally: South (68%) as well as the Northeast (68%), the Midwest (69%) with the highest level of support in the West (74%);
• Americans with favorable opinions of President Donald Trump support 鈥渁nti-racist education鈥� (64%).

Survey Methodology: From August 20-25, 2020, Tulchin Research conducted an online survey among 1,500 adults age 18+ nationwide. The margin of error for the survey is +/- 2.53%.

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