Roots survey shows mixed impact on views of discrimination
Harris survey of 1,549 adults finds 69 percent watched Roots and 83 percent rated it positively. Whites largely deny blacks face discrimination in jobs and education, while blacks report increased awareness of bias. Viewers praised production but questioned historical accuracy. Overall, Roots did not alter core attitudes on racism.
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