In a 1963 survey, 50 percent of whites polls said they would object to a black family moving next door to them.

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In the early 1960s, racial attitudes in the United States were still very much influenced by segregation and racism, and surveys from that era, including one in 1963, reflect high levels of racial prejudice among white Americans, with significant percentages expressing discomfort or objection to living next to Black families.

In a 1963 Survey, 50 Percent of Whites Polls Said