Polls | Colorlines

NYPD-2020. A mob of uniformed officers walking under an elevated train.

Black Voters Really Want Police Reform. Other Voters, Not So Much

A new poll on the state of policing shows large gaps between how Black and White voters see law enforcement and local Black power today, even after weeks of protests.

N. Jamiyla Chisholm Jun 22, 2020 2:30PM EDT

Woman holds sign that says, "Power to the peaceful."

This Chart Breaks Down How Women Experience Discrimination in America

From police interactions to pay equity, a new survey examines how women of different races and ethnicities encounter bias.

Kenrya Rankin Dec 11, 2017 12:24PM EST

This Pollster Says Racist Backlash Following Obama Presidency Was a Given

Cornell Belcher: “There is a transfer of power that’s going to happen, and the question is, is it going to be peaceful or is it going to be one that destroys us?”

Kenrya Rankin Dec 13, 2016 2:07PM EST

Asian woman peaks out of voting booth curtain.

What You Need to Know About Youth, Race and Politics in 4 Charts

The latest GenForward survey tapped millennials to find out exactly how they feel about the upcoming election.

Kenrya Rankin Oct 24, 2016 4:09PM EDT

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READ: Millenial Conservative of Color Addresses Internal Conflict Caused by Trump's Rise

A new Complex piece explores the dislocation one young Republican of color feels given the nominee’s history of racist rhetoric.

Sameer Rao Oct 5, 2016 2:36PM EDT

White voting booth stands in school hallway, child runs past

3 Takeaways From New Poll on Millennials of Color and the Election

The latest GenForward report reveals that different communities of color have majorly disparate concerns leading up to November’s election.

Kenrya Rankin Oct 4, 2016 3:28PM EDT