Stories by Paul B. Sheatsley

The fourth in a series of reports on racial attitudes shows that U.S. whites have increased their support of integration at a steady pace, with a striking period of more rapid change between 1970 and 1972

The third in a series of reports spanning nearly three decades shows a continuing advance in the support of desegregation by U.S. whites. The trend has not been affected by the racial strife of recent years

Presenting a sequel to an article of the same title that appeared in this magazine in 1956. The findings indicate a steady rise in support of integration among whites in both North and South

During the past 14 years the National Opinion Research Center has sampled the opinions of the entire U. S. on this troubled issue. Its findings do not agree with some common conceptions