In recent decades, opinion surveys of whites indicate that the majority do not believe there is widespread racial discrimination, and thus do not believe that governments should actively intervene to secure further racial equality.

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Surveys and studies have consistently shown that a significant portion of white Americans believe that racial discrimination is no longer a major barrier to the success of minorities and thus are less supportive of government intervention aimed at promoting racial equality. This perspective is often linked to the belief in a post-racial society where racial issues are considered largely resolved.

In Recent Decades, Opinion Surveys of Whites Indicate That the Majority