Racial divide on Ferguson indictment is almost identical to 2014 House vote

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but America elected a black President*, therefore racism is over; and what about the reverse racism?!

*with ACORN's help (of course).

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I'm a little surprised by the "College Degree" vote being that strongly in favor of Ferguson's lack of indictment.  Is there a reason why less educated white moderates/conservatives are more sympathetic to Brown than those w/ degrees?

Another factor in the education data that mirrors the political data is the fall-off in support for those with advanced degrees. It is observed that the most reliable Pubs by education are those with a bachelors degree, but not a masters or higher. Those who got post-baccalaureate degrees are the only group of white registered voters by education (Pew 2012) who favor Dems (D+8), compared to those with a college degree (R+7), some college (R+12) and HS or less (R+9).

I thought that the "Some College" group is the most reliably Republican of the educational cohorts (at least, in recent years).

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There is nothing wrong with being proud about the fact that you're white.

Why would anyone be "proud" of the fact that they're white?

I'm white, it's a fact, no need to assign a value judgement to it-whether it's positive or negative.

(this is obviously different for racial minority groups that have experienced a history of discrimination and marginalization).