They are equal. Disparity does not equal discrimination.
No, you
are the problem. Democrats haven’t done squat for the black community in the past sixty years. The economic gains you tout were predominantly the effects of the post war economic boom and the increased industrialization. New economic and educational opportunities in the wake of the Civil Rights act also had improved the socioeconomic position of the black community.
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All Democrat have done is take credit for an declining trend in poverty and then cook up “social programs” that did nothing but tax that trend to an end. The systemically-racist-Democrats have also used subsidies to implement policies that harm the black community. Welfare recipients are penalized for marriage and the rate of single parent homes has increased, with blacks being disproportionately effected.
Find answers to frequently asked questions about: Living arrangements of children by race/ethnicity, 1970-2023
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You are the problem.
You forgot the bit about the bitter-loser-Democrats creating the KKK and terrorizing the black community and white Republicans. You also left out the part where the Histoically-racist-Democrats passed the Jim Crow laws and used their KKK terrorist-wing to enforce them.
It was actual systemic racism, mostly thanks to systemically-racist-Democrat policies, like Jim Crow. Not some tin-foil-hat stuff about Garfield. Garfield was a General in the Union Army. He regarded the Civil War as. “Holy Crusade against the Slave Power”.
“Garfield not only favored the abolition of slavery, but also believed the leaders of the rebellion had forfeited their constitutional rights. He supported the confiscation of Southern plantations and even exile or execution of rebellion leaders as a means to ensure a permanent end to slavery.[75] Garfield felt Congress had an obligation "to determine what legislation is necessary to secure equal justice to all loyal persons, without regard to color."[76] He was more supportive of Lincoln when he took action against slavery.[77]”
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“The elevation of the negro race from slavery to the full rights of citizenship is the most important political change we have known since the adoption of the Constitution of 1787. NO thoughtful man can fail to appreciate its beneficent effect upon our institutions and people.”
- Garfield’s inaugural address, 1881.
Garfield’s dedication to Civil Rights predated his presidential ambitions. He fought a war to end slavery. You just make shit up.