Nearly 25 Percent of Blacks and Hispanics Live in Poverty
The truth is that poverty in this country is too often paired with racial inequity. Despite nearly half a century of advances in civil rights, the poorest among us are still far more likely to be African-American or Hispanic. When we talk about poverty, we are also often talking about race.
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- nelsonjs
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- added August 19, 2008
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This can only start in the heart of man. If there is even one person who judges by the skin color, there will alway be race and proverty issues
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truly i dont think that the poverty line is very well i cant really say it without sounding racist but colored... because of racism theres not really any real mass racism any more
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If by that you mean that there is no more whole scale lynching and murder, maybe. But do not be fooled. The lynching and murder continues. I will do some research on this and get back to you. But the rich whites have gone underground in their hate and yes it leads to poverty. But I will get back with you on cold facts.
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chris50
are you seriously blaming poverty on undercover hating by rich whites? wow.
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- outtheinside
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