Poll: Young Americans Fear Domestic, Foreign-Inspired Extremists

The potential for violence by people inspired by foreign extremists is feared by most young Americans, but the level of fear is equal or greater among young Americans of color who are concerned about potential acts of violence committed by white extremists. In a poll of people between the ages of 18 to 30, 62 percent of African Americans and 55 percent of Latino Americans expressed concern about the threat of violence from white extremists, compared to one-third of whites and Asian...

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