Around seven-in-ten Republicans say recent protests over racial inequality have received too much media attention % of U.S. adults who say inequality news organizations have given to protests ooer racial inequality and other issues
Opinions are also divided along racial and ethnic lines. The largest share of White adults (49%) say the protests have drawn too much attention from news organizations, while around a third (34%) say they’ve gotten the right amount of attention and 17% say they’ve gotten too little. Black adults overwhelmingly say the protests have drawn either the right amount of attention (45%) or not enough (42%); just 13% believe they have received too little attention. Majorities of Hispanic and Asian Americans also say the protests have received the right amount of attention or not enough.
Around seven-in-ten Republicans say recent  | protests over racial inequality have received  | too much media attention  | % of U.S. adults who say inequality news organizations have given  | to protests ooer racial inequality and other issues  | Too much  | The right amount  | Too little  | of attention  | attention  | attention  | Total  | 41  | 36  | 23  | White  | 34  | 17  | 49  | Black 13  | 45  | 42  | Hispanic  | 32  | 37  | 30  | Asian *  | 36  | 39  | 25  | Ages 18-29  | 32  | 40  | 27  | 30-49  | 40  | 37  | 23  | 50-64  | 46  | 36  | 18  | 65+  | 38  | 13  | 49  | Some college or less  | 44  | 32  | 23  | Bachelor's or more  | 33  | 45  | 22  | Dem/Lean Dem 16  | 51  | 33  | 19  | Rep/Lean Rep  | 11  | * Asian adults were interviewed in English only.  | Note: Respondents who did not give an answer are not shown. White, Black and  | Asian adults include those who report being only one race and are not Hispanic.  | Hispanics are of any race. Some college includes those with an associate degree  | and those who attended college but did not obtain a degree.  | Source: Survey of U.S. adults conducted Aug. 31-Sept. 7, 2020  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 