More specifically, Love calls us not only to express what we believe in theory about racial equality and shared flourishing – flourishing for all of us rather than some of us – but to do the ...

There's a national consensus on the principle of equality. More than 9 of 10 Americans say all people deserve an equal opportunity to succeed, no matter their race or ethnicity.

White adults are the most likely to say the country has made a great deal or a fair amount of progress in ensuring racial equality (58% say this). In turn, Black adults are the least likely to say ...

The partisan divide on the issue is just as stark. Two-thirds of Republicans (66%), who tend to be white, said there’s too much attention paid to racial issues, while only 17% of Democrats agreed.