Piff Perkins
Veteran
Black people made progress in the 90s. Black income and wealth increased alongside the booming economy.Black people in the 80s and 90s made literally zero progress
It wasn't 100% their fault but it's true![]()
Ultimately the answer is drugs, incarceration, and the death of manufacturing. Drugs ravaged communities, men were sent to jail for nothing, and factories closing further increased unemployment. There was a time when a black man without a college degree could easily take care of his family with a job at Ford or GM. Those days are gone overall.
Ironically similar destruction is happening in white communities, but without incarceration. Manufacturing is dead and opiates have taken over. But unlike the 80s, government is pledging to help communities deal with the drug problem...



Hopefully somebody eventually posted something to back the stats up. Otherwise, any "discussion" is just ranting and raving for the sake of ranting and raving.
the majority of us are the employees and consumers of what other races own, yet many believe the illusion that things are "equal" for blacks now. Just because some of us have "good jobs" working for whites. Ownership is dire.