> socioeconomic class being a much bigger factor than race when it comes to the topic of diversity. Maybe this is the case. But if there aren't enough funds to

> socioeconomic class being a much bigger factor than race when it comes to the topic of diversity. Maybe this is the case. But if there aren't enough funds to uplift everyone of the lower class, ultimately those you do help will mostly be of the dominant culture, thus indirectly perpetuating the same processes that subjugated minorities in the past. Funneling scarce resources to minority groups is acknowledging the unique factors that cased minority groups to be over-represented in the lower class.