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yeah ok... this program seems to broaden the gap between black men and women as two distinct groups but does NOTHING for us as a collective. but hey crabs in a barrel amirite
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I get that but the rest of the paragraph references stats based on the state as a wole or the city of ATLThe program is about poverty there. That is where the program is launching. When the program expands, maybe they will adjust who qualifies for what according to those areas.
Launching first in Atlanta’s historic Old 4th Ward in early 2022, the project will expand to two additional sites in Southwest Georgia and the greater Atlanta area. This project emerged from the recommendations of a community-driven task force that examined the root causes of economic insecurity and wealth disparities in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia. The task force found that Black women face some of the harshest economic insecurity and financial instability, with significant ripple effects on families and communities.
Because some of those benefits are a legit necessity. Food, housing, utility payments, etc. I think it’s more sad that women and men can’t rely on one another financially, even in the confines of a family to the point programs have to replace income and therefore a person.They’re not ready for that conversation.
There was a thread last week about women admitting they don’t want to earn too much, because they would lose their benefits. It was about either being low income, or rich, and being middle class isn’t beneficial.
Because some of those benefits are a legit necessity. Food, housing, utility payments, etc. I think it’s more sad that women and men can’t rely on one another financially, even in the confines a of family to the point programs have to replace income.
that's the problem with means testing. universal programs dont create those kinds of problemsThey’re not ready for that conversation.
There was a thread last week about women admitting they don’t want to earn too much, because they would lose their benefits. It was about either being low income, or rich, and being middle class isn’t beneficial.
yeah ok... this program seems to broaden the gap between black men and women as two distinct groups but does NOTHING for us as a collective. but hey crabs in a barrel amirite
Black women earn $0.63 on the dollar to white men in Georgia, and 38% of Black women in the Old 4th Ward of Atlanta live in poverty, compared to 26% of Black men and 8% of white women.
That would require people to be responsible about sex and they won’t. But if more stepped up to the responsibility of their sexual recklessness, OOW births wouldn’t be as big of an issue.We need to stop being so accepting of babies out of wedlock.
they used data from 3 fulton country tracts from ACS and Neighborhood Nexus.I get that but the rest of the paragraph references stats based on the state as a wole or the city of ATL
The article says the following: The median Black family in the U.S. owns $3,600 in wealth — about 2% of the $147,000 that the median white family owns, per 2019 research from the Institute for Policy Studies. And in Georgia, about 26% of Black women live in poverty, compared to 14% of white women.they used data from 3 fulton country tracts from ACS and Neighborhood Nexus.
The population of the area they used was about 15k people.
that doesn't sounds like the city, state or a single street.
that gap?