Blame modern decisions, not just ancient history, for economic inequality

Civil rights activists in Alabama on the Selma to Montgomery march in March 1965.

2024-09-07  300  简单

But this is a story about continuing choices too. Why? Because the direct effect of your ancestors being enslaved fades by 1940. What drives the lasting disadvantage is that those whose ancestors were enslaved were more likely to live in states that went on suppressing black Americans even after the abolition of slavery – via infamous Jim Crow laws, which lasted in southern states until the 1960s.

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