Pro sports & Race Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank |
Data collected: 102 survey responses Click on underlined response options to use corellation filters |
Demographic Questions |
Age? | ||
18 or under | (3; 3%) | |
18-24 | (94; 92%) | |
25-30 | (1; 1%) | |
31-35 | (0; 0%) | |
36-40 | (0; 0%) | |
40 and above | (4; 4%) |
Ethnicity/Race | ||
White | (91; 89%) | |
African American | (6; 6%) | |
Asian | (2; 2%) | |
European | (0; 0%) | |
Native American | (0; 0%) | |
Middle Easterner | (1; 1%) | |
Other | (2; 2%) |
If other, please specify | |
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Highest Level of Education completed? | ||
Some High School | (0; 0%) | |
High Schoo Diploma | (10; 10%) | |
Some college | (73; 72%) | |
Undergraduate Degree | (18; 18%) | |
Graduate Degree | (1; 1%) | |
Doctorate | (0; 0%) |
Level of participation in sports | ||
Athlete | (63; 62%) | |
Coach | (3; 3%) | |
Avid fan | (22; 22%) | |
Occasional sports viewer | (13; 13%) | |
no interest at all | (1; 1%) |
What is your favorite sport? | |
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Pro Sports & Race |
Do you believe in the past there was racism in sports? | ||
Strongly Agree | (62; 61%) | |
Agree | (33; 32%) | |
Neutral | (4; 4%) | |
Disagree | (1; 1%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
What were some of the factors that caused you to answer this way? | |
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There are no problems with racism in professional sports today | ||
Strongly Agree | (4; 4%) | |
Agree | (14; 14%) | |
Neutral | (27; 26%) | |
Disagree | (49; 48%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (6; 6%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
You consider there to be some form of racism in this sport today | ||
Baseball | (43; 42%) | |
Basketball | (57; 56%) | |
Football | (50; 49%) | |
Hockey | (41; 40%) | |
Soccer | (24; 24%) | |
Other | (15; 15%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
It is more difficult for African Americans to make it in professional sports than Whites | ||
Strongly Agree | (1; 1%) | |
Agree | (5; 5%) | |
Neutral | (21; 21%) | |
Disagree | (46; 45%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (27; 26%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
African American and minority athletes are very large role models in minority youths lives | ||
Strongly Agree | (47; 46%) | |
Agree | (45; 44%) | |
Neutral | (8; 8%) | |
Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
Thanks to professional sports minorities have been given more opportunities to advance and be viewed as equals. | ||
Strongly Agree | (14; 14%) | |
Agree | (62; 61%) | |
Neutral | (17; 17%) | |
Disagree | (5; 5%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (2; 2%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
African Americans and other minority athletes use their celebrity due to sports to help bring to light racial issues | ||
Strongly Agree | (10; 10%) | |
Agree | (42; 41%) | |
Neutral | (30; 29%) | |
Disagree | (15; 15%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (3; 3%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
Minority athletes have been able to increase the amount of athletic oppurtunities (teams, leagues, fields, etc) for minority youths in America | ||
Strongly Agree | (25; 25%) | |
Agree | (61; 60%) | |
Neutral | (14; 14%) | |
Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
Minority athletes use their celebrity productively to help under privileged minorities to gain greater opportunities in their lives | ||
Strongly Agree | (14; 14%) | |
Agree | (62; 61%) | |
Neutral | (22; 22%) | |
Disagree | (2; 2%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
The presence of minorities in pro sports has opened the door further for them in roles outside the playing fields (political roles, business roles, positions within the community, etc.) | ||
Strongly Agree | (16; 16%) | |
Agree | (50; 49%) | |
Neutral | (25; 25%) | |
Disagree | (9; 9%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
Professional sports have increase the exploitation of minority athletes | ||
Strongly Agree | (5; 5%) | |
Agree | (31; 30%) | |
Neutral | (34; 33%) | |
Disagree | (25; 25%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (5; 5%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
Professional sport teams only care about minorities helping them win and bring in revenue | ||
Strongly Agree | (6; 6%) | |
Agree | (20; 20%) | |
Neutral | (26; 25%) | |
Disagree | (40; 39%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (8; 8%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
Athletes of the same ethnicity/race often are stereotyped as having the same skill sets and tendencies | ||
Strongly Agree | (21; 21%) | |
Agree | (61; 60%) | |
Neutral | (10; 10%) | |
Disagree | (7; 7%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (1; 1%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
Minorities are discriminated against in getting coaching positions because of their race | ||
Strongly Agree | (5; 5%) | |
Agree | (25; 25%) | |
Neutral | (28; 27%) | |
Disagree | (37; 36%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (5; 5%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
Who is your favorite male athlete? | |
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Who is your favorite female athlete | |
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What factors lead you to choose your favorite athlete? | |
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The increasing amount of minority athletes in sports has helped weaken racism by seeing whites and minorities on the same teams and fields | ||
Strongly Agree | (12; 12%) | |
Agree | (54; 53%) | |
Neutral | (26; 25%) | |
Disagree | (8; 8%) | |
Strongly Disagree | (0; 0%) | |
Not Checked | (2; 2%) |
What factors lead you to answer the previous question the way you did? | |
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