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Sunday, September 02, 2001

How Greater Cincinnatians
Answered Poll's Questions on
'Economic Opportunity'


Survey Findings on Racial Attitudes In Cincinnati


By The Cincinnati Enquirer

RESULTS:
Satisfaction with Life
Race Relations
Social Life
Schools
Neighborhoods
Racial Discrimination
Law Enforcement
Economic opportunity
The Future

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Here are questions and results from The Enquirer's poll on racial attitudes in Greater Cincinnati. The survey, conducted by Mason-Dixon Polling & Research Aug. 17-23, interviewed 1,112 randomly selected Greater Cincinnati residents. The poll accurately reflects the region's population by using oversampling techniques and a cross-section of phone exchanges. The margin for error is less than ±4% for the Cincinnati Metropolitan Area*, and less than ±5% for the City of Cincinnati and the African American community.



(Questions in this part were asked of those employed outside the home.) Race relations can also be an issue at work. I would like to read you a few statements about race relations where you work and I would appreciate you telling me if you agree or disagree with each, and please tell me if you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree or strongly disagree.

STATEMENT: My employer treats people of all races with respect and fairness.

 

Metro*

Suburbs

City

Whites

Blacks

Strongly Agree

75%

78%

63%

81%

49%

Somewhat Agree

17%

16%

20%

14%

31%

Somewhat Disagree

 2%

 2%

 7%

 2%

10%

Strongly Disagree

 5%

 3%

 8%

 3%

 9%

Don't know/Didn't answer

 1%

 1%

 2%

 1%

 1%




STATEMENT: Co-workers have been given preferential treatment over me because of their race.

 

Metro*

Suburbs

City

Whites

Blacks

Strongly Agree

 8%

 7%

13%

 7%

16%

Somewhat Agree

13%

14%

11%

12%

20%

Somewhat Disagree

16%

15%

20%

14%

28%

Strongly Disagree

60%

62%

52%

65%

34%

Don't know/Didn't answer

 3%

 2%

 4%

 2%

 2%




STATEMENT: At my workplace, minorities are given preferential treatment in job assignments and promotions.

 

Metro*

Suburbs

City

Whites

Blacks

Strongly Agree

14%

15%

 6%

14%

 7%

Somewhat Agree

10%

10%

 9%

10%

 9%

Somewhat Disagree

25%

28%

19%

26%

28%

Strongly Disagree

47%

45%

62%

48%

56%

Don't know/Didn't answer

 3%

 3%

 4%

 2%

 1%




STATEMENT: At my workplace, minorities have fewer opportunities for job assignments and promotions.

 

Metro*

Suburbs

City

Whites

Blacks

Strongly Agree

 6%

 5%

19%

 4%

35%

Somewhat Agree

11%

 9%

28%

 7%

44%

Somewhat Disagree

18%

18%

12%

17%

14%

Strongly Disagree

62%

65%

38%

69%

 8%

Don't know/Didn't answer

 3%

 3%

 3%

 3%

 -




STATEMENT: Employers should establish goals and policies for creating a racially diverse workforce.

 

Metro*

Suburbs

City

Whites

Blacks

Strongly Agree

42%

39%

58%

38%

60%

Somewhat Agree

29%

29%

26%

28%

31%

Somewhat Disagree

14%

15%

 6%

16%

 7%

Strongly Disagree

14%

16%

 9%

17%

 2%

Don't know/Didn't answer

 2%

 2%

 1%

 2%

 -




* NOTE:
Cincinnati Metropolitan Area is defined as the City of Cincinnati, the Ohio Counties of Butler, Clermont, Hamilton, Warren, and the Kentucky Counties of Boone, Campbell, and Kenton.

MORE RESULTS:
Satisfaction with Life   |   • Race Relations   |   • Social Life   |   • Schools
Neighborhoods   |   • Racial Discrimination   |   • Law Enforcement
Economic opportunity  |   • The Future

Download all study results (80k PDF)   |   • Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader

 

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