53% of Conservatives think white people experience more discrimination than visible minorities: poll

According to a study by Abacus Data, 53% of Conservative Party of Canada voters believe that white people are discriminated against more now than those from visible minority communities.

Overall, 35% of Canadians believe that white people now experience more discrimination than visible minorities.

18% of those who agree with the same statement are Liberal Party supporters, while 12% support the NDP. The smallest percentage was among supporters of the Green Party (3%).

About 1 in 3 Canadians believe "white people are discriminated against more now than those from visible minority communities in this country."

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53% of Conservatives think white people experience more discrimination than visible minorities: poll

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