NBC reports:
As the Supreme Court prepares to once again weigh in on the issue of affirmative action, a record-low number of Americans support such programs, according to the latest NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll.
Just 45 percent of respondents said they believe affirmative action programs are still needed to counteract the effects of discrimination against minorities, while an equal 45 percent feel the programs have gone too far and should be ended because they unfairly discriminate against whites.
The number of Americans supporting affirmative action has been in decline over the past two decades.
In 1991 61 percent supporting affirmative action compared to just 45 percent now.
“Right now, I feel like it’s reverse discrimination,” said one poll respondent, a white, 69-year-old retired teacher from Rhode Island, who was interviewed for this story and did not wish to be identified. “I did support it at first, but, gradually, because of this reverse discrimination it’s gone too far.”
Leading to the outcry of reverse discrimination are unrealistic quotas dictating that a certain percent of a workforce must be black along with the lowering the requirements for blacks on many jobs.
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It is possible that most newcomers to America are surprised to learn that blacks make up only 13% of the population - see second link below.
Why do the number of TV commercials showing blacks far outnumber commercials that do not show blacks?
And how about the "color of crime" as shown in the charts below?


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We don’t care if this report isn’t politically correct, somebody needs to say it...
Link here and here.