“Family Achievements?”: How a College Degree Accumulates Wealth for Whites and Not For Blacks

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Free education is not #Reparations . https://t.co/ta87wFn6Lv

USDT Office of Tax Analysis Working Paper 122 January 2023 Cites IERE's “’Family Achievements?’: How a College Degree Accumulates Wealth for Whites and Not for Blacks.” Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Review 99(1), 121-137. Read more here: https://t.co…

RT @TreMuzik: @kymwanae @bombmerica Yup, statistically speaking black college grads are more likely than other races to be financially supp…

@kymwanae @bombmerica Yup, statistically speaking black college grads are more likely than other races to be financially supporting their parents. This partially contributes to low intergenerational wealth transfer in black communities https://t.co/ut…

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