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Black Devils and Racial Supremacy

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Migration and slave trade

routes from Europe

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White slaves picking cotton -- 1853

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White

Slaves

1858

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Wealthy Black businessmen in NYC -- 1859

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Middle Class

Black Family

1860

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U.S. Civil War

“Protecting our heritage”

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Reconstruction -- 1865 - 1890

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Jim Crow Laws – and forced segregation

1890 - 1964

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Ku Klux Klan

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1925

25,000 KKK

members

marched in

Washington, DC

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67,000 - NYC

100 - NYC

12 percent

- 7,000

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“Anyone can be successful in the United States because this is the land of freedom.”

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47 percent of white families lived below the poverty line

1964

Beginning of

the Civil Rights

Movement

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“We’re all equal now. We all have equal chances to succeed.”

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PAST Change in Household Wealth�(everything people own – retirement accounts, homes, cars)

Pew Research Center

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FUTURE Change in Household Wealth�Retirement accounts, homes, cars, second homes –�if nothing changes in wealth patterns in next 30 years

Pew Research Center

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Median Family Wealth

Pew Research Center

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Unemployment Rates by Race

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Life Expectancy by Ancestry

Center for Disease Control - 2015

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the job �interview

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The most desirable applicant is a black guy without a record. Who was the second most desirable applicant?

  1. White guy without a criminal record
  2. Black guy with a criminal record

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“The Mark of a Criminal”�Percent Receiving Callbacks

Black

White

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�Researchers sent out 5,000 resumes that were identical except for the name.

Group One -- A

  • Marianne
  • Brett
  • Greg
  • Jill
  • Anne
  • Emily
  • Amanda
  • Neil

Group Two -- B

  • Tamika
  • Ebony
  • Aisha
  • Rasheed
  • Kareem
  • Julio
  • Malika
  • Sharnise

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�Researchers sent out 5,000 resumes that were identical except for the name.

Group One -- A

  • Marianne
  • Brett
  • Greg
  • Jill
  • Anne
  • Emily
  • Amanda
  • Neil

Group Two -- B

  • Tamika
  • Ebony
  • Raul
  • Rasheed
  • Kareem
  • Julio
  • Malika
  • Sharnise

50% more responses

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Percent who say they’ve been “treated unfairly in a public place” (past month)

Whites: 53 percent

Blacks: 15 percent

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“Anti-black bias is worse than anti-white bias.”

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U.S. Population - 2016 ��Black – 195 million (61%)��White – 39 million (12%)

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Male Incarceration Rates by Race�(Number of people in prison per 100,000 in that group in 2010)

Bureau of Justice Statistics, 2010

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White people are 3.5 times more likely than Black people to be killed by the police

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Percent of people aged 12-25 years of age who sell drugs��Blacks: 6.6 percent�Whites: 5.0 percent

National Survey on Drug Use and Health - 2012

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Illegal Drug Use and Incarceration Rates in the United States

Bureau of Justice Statistics, 2012

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Illegal Drug Use and Incarceration Rates in the United States

Bureau of Justice Statistics, 2012

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White

Whites

Blacks

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response rate to resumes sent to over 1,000 potential employers for real jobs

Data: M. Gaddis in Oxford Journals and Social Forces

Black Applicants White Applicants

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Florida - population��55 percent Black�16 percent White�25 percent Hispanic/Latino�3 percent Asian�1 percent mixed or Nat. Am.

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Racial Disparities Among Male �Youth in Florida 2008 – 2013

Human Rights Watch

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“educated” or “ignorant”

Sage Journals, Avi Ben-Zeev, et al., 2014