Black and Latino residents feel gloomier about reaching certain livability standards on Long Island than white residents, according to a Newsday/Siena Research Institute survey, and those stark differences reflect disparities experienced by many residents of color, experts said. For example, 66% of Black and 68% of Latino respondents agree that minorities in their communities are likely to experience racial or ethnic discrimination. Meanwhile only 40% of white respondents believe those communities experience discrimination. A majority of Black and Latino respondents also feel government is not responsive to their needs. Read more on what the survey found at the link in bio. (Photo: Howard Schnapp, Elizabeth Sagarin, Steve Pfost) - - #longisland #longislandny #liny #longislandnewyork #suffolkcounty #nassaucounty #poll #research #race #longislandliving #livingonlongisland #latino