Black people earned a fraction of what white people earned in 1940s and 1950s, while being geographically restricted by redlining into communities where virtually all services for Black people costed MORE.
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I am not pretty sure it was the welfare. I think it might had been the drugs and guns that were inserted into black communities. Welfare might be only a consequence of it. Things never were the same again.
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In 1965 US restarted immigration again after 40 years with no immigration as well as welfare. Both impacted the negatively black community
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Black labor-participation undoubtedly exceeded white labor-participation in 1840 and 1850 as well.
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Stable families. Simple concept. Work ethic. Same. Easy.
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Black labor-participation rates exceeded whites
