8. Where people are the most and least racially tolerant

当被问及他们不愿意与之为邻的类型时，选择了“其他种族的人”这一项的百分比。

Click to enlarge. Data source: World Values Survey (Max Fisher/Washington Post)

People in blue countries are more likely to say that they would be OK with living next door to someone of a different race. People in red countries are less likely. The mapsuggests some big and potentially surprising lessons for how race is treated around the world. But it's an imperfect (and controversial) metric, so do readthese five insights from an ethnic conflict specialist on the map and what it tells us.

蓝色国家的人更可能说，邻居是另一个种族的人没什么关系。红色国家的人就不那么可能了。这张地图显示了在世界上种族问题是如何被看待的。这是很大，也可能是很让人吃惊的一课。但是这是一个不完美（并且有争议）的测量标准，所以请阅读种族冲突方面专家对地图的五个观察，以及它告诉了我们什么。