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    Publics Around the World Say Governments Should Act to Prevent Racial Discrimination: Most Countries See Progress in Racial Equality; Some Do Not

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    2008-03-20
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    Very large majorities around the world say people of different races and ethnicities should be treated equally. In nearly all countries surveyed, large majorities agree that governments should take action to prevent racial discrimination, and in most of them majorities think they need to do more.
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