Black Americans who say being Black is central to their identity are more likely to think Black journalists do a better job in several areas

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September 20, 2023

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Black Americans who say being Black is central to their identity are more likely to think Black journalists do a better job in several areas

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Black Americans who say being Black is central to their identity are more likely to think Black journalists do a better job in several areas

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4. Racial identity and views about the news
Black Americans who say being Black is important to their identity are more likely to think Black people are covered more negatively
Black Americans who say being Black is important to their identity are far more supportive of journalists advocating for Black people
Black Americans who say being Black is important to them place higher value on getting news from Black journalists
Black Americans who say being Black is central to their identity are more likely to think Black journalists do a better job in several areas

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