In “Total Inequality,” “High-tech pay gap,” and “Inequality, Race, and Remedy,” the authors underline “bias” as the keyword for the cause of poverty and inequality issues, which I agree, due to the past experiences.
I was being with my host family, an African-American couple who have three kids, during the Thanksgiving. They told me about their background; they had moved from Kenya to pursue the higher education. They had to fight against myriad obstacles and prejudice, and the biggest issue was their skin color. It took them longer than the White friend to find a job, though their already had a law degree from the prestigious university.
According to that conversation, I get a clearer understanding that the minorities in the US are truly
I was being with my host family, an African-American couple who have three kids, during the Thanksgiving. They told me about their background; they had moved from Kenya to pursue the higher education. They had to fight against myriad obstacles and prejudice, and the biggest issue was their skin color. It took them longer than the White friend to find a job, though their already had a law degree from the prestigious university.
According to that conversation, I get a clearer understanding that the minorities in the US are truly