- Maths isn't my strong point but it adds up to 99%, so I guess there are stray decimal points somewhere.
- Lots of people from outside SFX have voted because there are only 13 (self-identified) black people in the poll and that's probably about 20% of the total number of black students we have in AS and A2.
- While 11% of respondents are black and don't use the n-word, 5% are black and do use it. The vast majority (88%) don't use it at all.
Wednesday, October 03, 2007
The votes are in...
So thank you to all the (80) people who voted in the poll on the dreaded n-word. The results are quite interesting on a number of levels:
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