acial tolerance toward one another when compared with the older respondents (Farley 88+). This, however, varies considerably from district to district – a key point to understand.
             If given the opportunity, children and young adults within the California school system will not adopt negative views of other races if they are not placed in such an environment that encourages such thought. However, with the deep-seated hatred that has been bred into so many generations, it has become difficult for some of those prejudice intentions not to trickle down the family line. Yet the TIME/CNN poll was key in establishing that a good number of adolescence of all races have successfully "moved beyond their parents' views of race" (Farley 88+).
             Suspicions arise with poll results, however, in that they do not always reflect the truth; many people are more a
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