2. Indonesia
30-39%
Apparently, it’s a challenging experience for a black American, to live in this country. One of the reasons is that there are many black drug smugglers, thus creating a stereotype that all black people are “dangerous”. However, apart from Jakarta, the country’s capital, the situation is somewhat different. Apparently, the bigger the city is, there is a more room for all kinds of people, including those with racial prejudices. Most of the population live in smaller cities, thus rarely having a chance to meet a black people in person. It seems that foreigners, in general, attract attention. So besides occasional unpleasant staring, there are no real racist attitudes against blacks in this country.
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