“The sons of black families from the top 1 percent had about the same chance of being incarcerated on a given day as the sons of white families earning $36,000.”
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Hey Jack I actually work for you and while my family has never been rich or in the 1%, I’ve so far been able to earn just as much as my peers. I owe some of that to your company taking a chance on me. Thanks for being on the right side of history man.
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Happy to have you Marcus!
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Maybe being called “boys” has something to do with that?
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In this case it refers to age...
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This is an important study. Structural racism is built into so many systems; healthcare, policing, housing, employment, banking. Society must address this if we hope to ameliorate inequality.
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Employ black boys
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TRANSLATION: "as a white liberal supremacist, I prop up other races since I'm not in competition with them. "In the boardroom, at the negotiation table, my biggest threat is white people. "Propping up minorities while ignoring my own race is a GREAT long-term strategy."
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It is the perception of the black man in this nation. He is perceived that presents him with lesser opportunities or an unequivocal disadvantage compensation.
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When will this battle of the races stop?
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When white people stop being racist.
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& tech companies pass on
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And women earn less than both of them even if they have the same education level.
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