The number of Americans “greatly worried” about race relations hit an all-time low, 13 percent, the year after President Obama took office. Last month, Gallup recorded the opposite, an all-time high of 35 percent.As Obama prepares to leave office, the conversation about his legacy will no doubt include his role in how Americans see race.

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