The "direction" of public opinion in deciding whether or not the Ferguson tragedy was racially motivated divided along ethnic and racial lines.

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According to various polls and surveys conducted after the Ferguson tragedy, the majority of Black Americans believed that the incident was racially motivated while the majority of White Americans did not. Therefore, the "direction" or trend of public opinion on this issue was divided along ethnic and racial lines.

The "Direction" of Public Opinion in Deciding Whether or Not