Nearly two thirds of blacks would enroll their children in a charter or private school if given the chance, according to a poll by the Black America's Political Action Committee. Conducted during the week before the Zelman decision, the poll also showed that the majority of blacks surveyed gave public schools a "C" grade or lower when asked to evaluate their condition. "Poll finds most blacks favor charter, private schools," by Ellen Sorokin, The Washington Times, July 19, 2002
