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The Economic Legacy of Racism

Sep 28, 2016 | Culture | History | Inequality & Distribution | Labor | Race

If additional education is not the solution to racial inequality, what is?

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    • President, Institute for New Economic Thinking

Credits: Matthew Kulvicki, Nick Alpha

From the collection: s Economics Has A Race Problem, Race and Economics From INET, 11 New Economic Thinkers You Should Watch, Economics' Race Problem: A Video Playlist, Economics of Race

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From the collections Economics Has A Race Problem, Race and Economics From INET, 11 New Economic Thinkers You Should Watch, Economics' Race Problem: A Video Playlist, Economics of Race

“From the outset, we have a problem.”

Professor Sandy Darity discusses the troubling systemic and psychosocial challenges that have faced black Americans since the formation of the United States.

Why does the racial divide persist between comparatively similar segments of the workforce? If additional education is not the solution to racial inequality, what is?

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