—Sylvestster Loving, B1Daily

Black voters aren’t split on the recent protest at all. In fact, data from a new poll may be confirming what many in the Black community may have already known.

New data from the Learning Institute LLC confirmed that out of 3600 total Black participants, all of which are also registered voters, gave responses concerning the recent ICE raid and counter-protest.

A total of 69% of Black participants agreed with the recent nationwide ICE raids.

Other data confirmed that nearly 20% didn’t argree with the Hispanic community’s response to the raids or didn’t believe the raids to be a valid reason to counter-protest.

Only 16% of registered Black voters featured in this study disagreed with the ICE raids, a public sentiment echoed by American Black content creators on several social media platforms such as Tic Tok, X (formerly Twitter), and Youtube.

5% of Black voters were undecided in the matter.

—Sylvestster Loving, B1Daily