Systemic Racism and Economic Inequality: A Hard Look at the Truth Few Are Willing to Face Ebook

Black Americans, on average, have lower incomes, less wealth, and fewer opportunities for economic advancement than their white counterparts. This disparity is perpetuated by discriminatory practices in hiring, banking, and lending, often referred to as the racial wealth gap.

Black people often experience disparities in healthcare access and outcomes, including higher rates of chronic diseases and lower life expectancies, partly due to systemic inequalities in the healthcare system.