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In December 1963, even after the assassination of Medgar Evers and the KKK bombing of a Baptist church that year, a poll found that 70% of black people believed that race relations between black and white people would eventually be worked out. Only 26% believed otherwise. In 2021, after one black man in the White House, and another black woman there now, with 59 black members of Congress, and a third of America’s biggest cities being run by black mayors, 59% of black people believe race relations are doomed. The answer is not that racism is inescapable, but that racial pessimism can be inescapable Why were black people in the segregation era more likely to believe that race relations would work out than their children and grandchildren are during the greatest era of black success?

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