(Detroit, MI)  --  A new survey finds a clear majority of African-Americans living in Michigan are doubtful that racial equality will be achieved in the near future.  The Michigan Roundtable for Diversity and Inclusion poll found 68-percent of African-Americans responding that racial equality would take 100 years, or possibly never.  The results on the celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday found that 50-percent of African-Americans believe the quality of life for people of color has gotten better in the last ten years.  But that was down eight-percent from last year's survey.  The poll was conducted by Mitchell Research and Communications. 

-Metro Source