Johannesburg - More than half of South Africans believe some race groups are more intelligent than others.
City Press commissioned a top research company to conduct a wide-ranging survey on race, which found that almost two-thirds (65%) of black people believe this, while more than half of white people (54%) agree.
The study, conducted by Plus 94 Research, also found that more than half of the black respondents stated they had been discriminated against by other black people in the past year. Of those, 60% were between the ages of 25 and 34.
Plus 94 Research polled 1 635 demographically representative South Africans, both men and women, from all nine provinces.
The survey found overwhelmingly that South Africans still harboured race-based feelings of superiority and inferiority.
“Most respondents made specific mention of issues about superiority and inferiority between people of different racial, cultural or ethnic groups,” the report found.
These feelings of inferiority and superiority, the survey found, were taught at home, but also play themselves out in schools, universities and in the workplace.
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