Are Race Relations Worse Under Obama?

The video discusses race relations in the U.S. under President Obama, highlighting poll results showing a perceived deterioration. Experts debate whether this is due to Obama's presidency or societal reactions. The discussion covers community perspectives on grand jury decisions in Ferguson and New York, philosophical questions about race, and the disappointment stemming from unmet expectations of progress.

What was the surprising finding of the new poll regarding race relations under President Obama?

• Race relations have improved significantly.

• Race relations have remained the same.

• Race relations have worsened.

• Race relations were not affected by his presidency.

What is the public's reaction to the non-indictment decisions in Ferguson and New York?

• The white community largely supports the decisions.

• The black community largely rejects the decisions.

• Both communities are indifferent to the decisions.

• Both communities find the decisions acceptable.

What philosophical question is raised about the perception of race relations under a black president?

• Whether societal reactions to a black president are more about the president or the society itself.

• Whether economic factors are the main cause of racial tensions.

• Whether race relations are solely dependent on government policies.

• Whether media portrayal affects race relations.

What concept do sociologists use to explain the disappointment in race relations despite the election of an African American president?

• Social integration

• Economic disparity

• Revolution of rising expectations

• Cultural assimilation

What ongoing issue is highlighted as America's 'original sin' in the discussion?

• Political corruption

• Environmental degradation

• Racial issues

• Economic inequality