But are they still economically disenfranchised? The degree doesn't really matter much in terms of what the parent is saying to my thinking. It also isn't nece

But are they still economically disenfranchised? The degree doesn't really matter much in terms of what the parent is saying to my thinking. It also isn't necessarily true that the change in the level of disenfranchisement is due to growth, or change in anything having to do with the economy, so much as due to changes brought on by the civil rights movements. Things can change on a societal level without being impacted by or impacting directly things at an economic level. The social instability mentioned in the parent is still going on even with these advances. Just saying 'its better than it was' doesn't make it not a thing.