Racial Stereotypes Survey Statistics at Survelum Public Data Bank |
| Data collected: 10 survey responses Click on underlined response options to use corellation filters |
Demographic Questions |
Race? | ||
| Caucasian/European |  (5; 50%) | |
| Asian | (0; 0%) | |
| African | (2; 20%) | |
| Latino | (0; 0%) | |
| Middle Eastern | (0; 0%) | |
| Indian | (0; 0%) | |
| Native American | (0; 0%) | |
| Other | (3; 30%) | |
Occupation? | ||
| Student | (7; 70%) | |
| Employed | (3; 30%) | |
| Retired | (0; 0%) | |
| Unemployed | (0; 0%) | |
| Other | (0; 0%) | |
What social class do you belong to? | ||
| Poor/Lower | (0; 0%) | |
| Lower Middle Class | (4; 40%) | |
| Middle Class | (5; 50%) | |
| Upper Middle Class | (0; 0%) | |
| Wealthy | (0; 0%) | |
| Not Checked | (1; 10%) | |
Do you consider yourself racist? | ||
| Yes | (2; 20%) | |
| No | (5; 50%) | |
| I do not know | (2; 20%) | |
| Not Checked | (1; 10%) | |
Racial Stereotypes |
Racial and ethnic stereotypes are still damaging. | ||
| Much damage | (5; 50%) | |
| Moderate damage | (1; 10%) | |
| Little damage | (1; 10%) | |
| No damage | (1; 10%) | |
| I do not know | (0; 0%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
Do you agree with one popular stereotype that black people are lazy? | ||
| Strongly agree | (1; 10%) | |
| Agree | (0; 0%) | |
| Neutral | (1; 10%) | |
| Disagree | (1; 10%) | |
| Strongly disagree | (5; 50%) | |
| Never heard this stereotype | (0; 0%) | |
| I do not know | (0; 0%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
When or how did this stereotype of laziness originate? | ||
| The stereotype has its origins in slavery | (1; 10%) | |
| The stereotype has its origins after slavery | (0; 0%) | |
| The stereotype has its origins when anti-black racists wanted to justify black people's low economic status | (2; 20%) | |
| Black people are genetically inclined to be lazy | (1; 10%) | |
| Other | (0; 0%) | |
| I do not know | (4; 40%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
If Other to previous question, then please specify. | |
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Black people are natural athletes. | ||
| Strongly agree | (0; 0%) | |
| Agree | (2; 20%) | |
| Neutral | (1; 10%) | |
| Disagree | (2; 20%) | |
| Strongly disagree | (2; 20%) | |
| Never heard this stereotype | (1; 10%) | |
| I do not know | (0; 0%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
If Strongly agree or Agree to the previous question, then is this because Africans and people of African descent have some sort of "extra tendon" in their legs that help them run faster and jump higher? | ||
| Strongly agree | (0; 0%) | |
| Agree | (2; 20%) | |
| Neutral | (0; 0%) | |
| Disagree | (1; 10%) | |
| Strongly disagree | (0; 0%) | |
| Never heard this stereotype | (1; 10%) | |
| I do not know | (1; 10%) | |
| Not Checked | (5; 50%) | |
Black people truly enjoy consuming chicken, malt liquor, and watermelon. | ||
| Strongly agree | (0; 0%) | |
| Agree | (1; 10%) | |
| Neutral | (3; 30%) | |
| Disagree | (3; 30%) | |
| Strongly disagree | (0; 0%) | |
| Never heard this stereotype | (0; 0%) | |
| I do not know | (1; 10%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
When or how did this stereotype of consuming certain foods originated? | ||
| The stereotype has its origins in slavery | (0; 0%) | |
| The stereotype has its origins after slavery | (1; 10%) | |
| The stereotype has its origins when anti-black racists wanted to justify black people's low economic status | (2; 20%) | |
| Black people are genetically inclined to eat certain foods | (1; 10%) | |
| Other | (0; 0%) | |
| I do not know | (4; 40%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
If Other to previous question, then please specify. | |
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Black people have a natural sense of style or are all rappers. | ||
| Strongly agree | (0; 0%) | |
| Agree | (0; 0%) | |
| Neutral | (1; 10%) | |
| Disagree | (3; 30%) | |
| Strongly disagree | (2; 20%) | |
| Never heard this stereotype | (1; 10%) | |
| I do not know | (1; 10%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
When or how this stereotype of natural sense of style or rappers originated? | ||
| The stereotype has its origins in slavery | (0; 0%) | |
| The stereotype has its origins after slavery | (1; 10%) | |
| The stereotype has its origins when anti-black racists wanted to justify black people's low economic status | (1; 10%) | |
| Black people are genetically inclined to have a natural sense of style or rappers | (0; 0%) | |
| Other | (0; 0%) | |
| I do not know | (6; 60%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
If other to the previous question, then please specify. | |
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Black people are not intellectually inclined. | ||
| Strongly agree | (1; 10%) | |
| Agree | (0; 0%) | |
| Neutral | (0; 0%) | |
| Disagree | (2; 20%) | |
| Strongly disagree | (4; 40%) | |
| Never heard this stereotype | (0; 0%) | |
| I do not know | (1; 10%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
When or how did this stereotype of not being intellectually inclined originated? | ||
| The stereotype has its origins in slavery | (3; 30%) | |
| The stereotype has its origins after slavery | (0; 0%) | |
| The stereotype has its origins when anti-black racists wanted to justify black people's low economic status | (2; 20%) | |
| Black people are genetically inclined not to be intellectuals | (1; 10%) | |
| Other | (0; 0%) | |
| I do not know | (2; 20%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
If other to previous question, then please specify. | |
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Who created most of the anti-black stereotypes that exist today? | ||
| Slaveholders | (0; 0%) | |
| Slave traders | (1; 10%) | |
| White people who feared black people | (3; 30%) | |
| Black people themselves | (1; 10%) | |
| Government officials | (1; 10%) | |
| Other | (1; 10%) | |
| I do not know | (1; 10%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
If other to previous question, then please specify. | |
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Why are black people often portrayed as poor? | ||
| Most black people are in low income occupations | (1; 10%) | |
| For decades black people were not allowed to advance to higher paying positions | (4; 40%) | |
| A significant number of black people are affluent, but the media frequently refused to show successful black people | (2; 20%) | |
| Other | (1; 10%) | |
| I do not know | (1; 10%) | |
| Not Checked | (1; 10%) | |
If Other to the previous question, then please specify. | |
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Effects Of Stereotypes |
Why have anti-black stereotypes lasted so long? | ||
| No one has combated them | (1; 10%) | |
| No one cares that they exist | (0; 0%) | |
| They are true | (1; 10%) | |
| White people want to believe such stereotypes | (2; 20%) | |
| Other | (1; 10%) | |
| I do not know | (2; 20%) | |
| Not Checked | (3; 30%) | |
If other to previous question, then please specify. | |
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To what extent, if any, have anti-black stereotypes damaged black culture? | ||
| Much damage | (4; 40%) | |
| Moderate damage | (1; 10%) | |
| Little damage | (1; 10%) | |
| No damage | (1; 10%) | |
| Other | (0; 0%) | |
| I do not know | (1; 10%) | |
| Not Checked | (2; 20%) | |
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