In this article the author, Kenneth Arrow, starts by discussing the “attitudes” he found in several races and social relations within intermarriage, residential location, and legal barriers. He also states that there is no way to truly isolate the study of racial discrimination from moral sentiments. Arrow then goes to further explain the origin of economic discrimination, he gives an example of this when he mentions the well-known knowledge from his life time that within the labor market most good jobs were not given to blacks. Arrow goes on to say that even labor unions still discriminated against people of color and worked hard to maintain the color separations that had been going during that time. Another major point of illustration that
