Voice of Reason
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I shared this a while ago, but its a RACE and CLASS issue:
I can't speak for you all, but I am not interested in helping upper middle class and wealthy black people like @Pressure achieve racial paradise of going to weddings with wealthy whites and playing polo on an even playing field, while standing on the head and necks of lower class and poor black people.
You can't ignore class when it comes to race, just like you can't ignore race when it comes to class.
As for your stuff about black women, I don't get how we have a wide problem with black child poverty but black women are doing as good as white women----which that Brookings report doesn't say, btw. Even in the Brookings article you shared, it says black women with families face being stuck poverty at a higher rate than black men with families.
You ignored the data that said Blacks born to wealthy parents are very likely to fall out of that class status at disproportionate rates because of RACE.