Global view paints Americans as arrogant yet generous and tech savvy
A global AP survey prompts mixed feelings about the United States. Respondents from Toronto, Copenhagen, Moscow, Oslo, New Delhi, Manila, Jerusalem, Havana, Beijing and Tokyo describe America as powerful and innovative yet controversial for wars, gun rights, and cultural dominance.
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Christopher Darroch
Toronto
Donald Trump
Ingerlise Kristensen
Copenhagen
Denmark
America
San Francisco
Ksenia Smertova
Moscow
Shitij
New Delhi
Antara Rao
Marren Cahilig
Manila
Philippines
Gennelyn Escopete
Karin Cohen
Jerusalem
United States
Pedro Ivan Gonzalez
Havana
Rosa Moscoso
Liu Xiaodan
Bejing
Sam Wang
Beijing
Susumu Inoue
Tokyo
Ayumi Takeoka
Police harassment familiar to young blacks and Hispanics
Crystal Webb, an Apple Valley mother, questions who the good guys are after recent fatal shootings of unarmed black men by white officers. A GenForward poll finds two-thirds of young African Americans and 40 percent of Hispanics report harassment or violence by police. The survey focuses on adults aged 18 to 30, highlighting racial and ethnic perspectives on policing.
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Crystal Webb
Apple Valley
California
Webb
Gen- Forward
Black Youth Project
University of Chicago
Associated Press- Norc Center For Public Affairs Research
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