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The attitudes of blacks and whites on the Supreme Court's school prayer rulings were compared. At each of the 3 times investigated, blacks were less supportive of the Court's rulings. This difference persists even when the greater religiosity of blacks and their lower socioeconomic status are taken into acocunt. (Abstract amended)

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