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Poll: Racial Groups View Each Other With Mistrust

by Michelle J. Nealy , December 13, 2007

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Poll respondents, many of whom depend on the ethnic media for news about their communities, expect these racially based news outlets to do more to shape the opinions and perspectives concerning all people of color.

Ted Yang, a reporter for Asian Week, the California-based weekly newspaper, insists that there must be a dialogue between all people and that it is the obligation of the ethnic media to start that sort of discourse.

--Michelle J. Nealy

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