A new survey has revealed gender gaps between Black Americans' perceptions of police. The survey, conducted by Gallup, found that 52 percent of Black women have confidence in their local police, compared to 60 percent of Black men. Sixty-eight percent of Black women feel police “would treat them with courtesy and respect in an interaction” compared to 74 percent of Black men. And while 67 percent of Black men feel police treat people like them fairly, only 57 percent of Black women agree. Overall, Black Americans' perceptions of policing in their community remain more negative than white Americans’ perceptions, but the gender gap is most pronounced among Black men and women.
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