Income Mobility In America

[heckofajobbrownie]

And if you want to talk about race in this study, here's what it found:

 

"Regions with larger black populations had lower upward-mobility rates. But the researchers’ analysis suggested that this was not primarily because of their race. Both white and black residents of Atlanta have low upward mobility, for instance."

 

Funny that we start talking about income mobility and you guys start blaming blacks and Democrats. Again. Because for some people in here that's pretty much the totality of the political opinions they hold. Blacks are thuggish criminals who play the victim and suck off the government teat, and Democrats buy their votes with government cheese. ...And you're done.

 

Try typing something else for a change. Grow.

[calfoxwc]

We're talking about income mobility here, not race.

So far the only one of us who grew up in a household without two parents is Steve. Anyone else?

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It is a factor. You don't know what you are talking about. You only know you don't

want to talk about your honey bear failing president.

[calfoxwc]

People who don't value an education, don't have the work ethic, don't support their schools.

 

Those people tend to live in poor areas.

 

It's a cycle of poverty.

 

I would say that the subculture of whites who live from generation to generation

on the dole, and refuse ops to get off of it...

 

is predominantly black.

 

Which is why you should listen to the likes of Dr. Carson and Bill Cosby, and plenty of others,

who talk about it.

 

Idiot.