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> The fact of the matter is being rich provides opportunities and advantages being middle class doesn't and definitely not being poor, and there is little evide
by Manuel_D 5y ago
> The fact of the matter is being rich provides opportunities and advantages being middle class doesn't and definitely not being poor, and there is little evidence to suggest that this corrects itself after a few generations. The fact is historically poor populations tend to stay that way, with those who escape being outliers.
There are a massive number of examples of this being untrue in America. Jewish Americans, Cubans, Irish, Asian Americans, Poles - all these groups started out poor, and regarded as something other than and lesser to "white" people, and now have at least the same incomes and often more.
- abenga 5y agoThey definitely didn't start out being regarded as chattel.
- Slamidan 5y agoThey were bombed out disconnected from family lines, lost history and recovered in a generation. The people you are likely referring to for the chattel excuse history also under perform in country after country where such things were never allowed. Diversity is difference, and difference will lead to persistent disparity.