Black like me: race in America

Article Abstract:

Statistics indicate that, on average, black immigrants from the Caribbean and from Africa proper enjoy a higher standard of living in the US than native-born African Americans. One reason for this is that immigrants have more two-parent, two-income families than native African Americans.

Immigrants, Cost and standard of living, Cost of living, West Indian Americans

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The other America

Article Abstract:

While the black middle class has grown 46% the past two decades, the underclass is at least as, if not more, marginalized than it has ever been. Blacks are isolated more than any other minority, and more of them are starting to espouse a policy of separatism.

Race relations, Social problems

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The children of slavery

Article Abstract:

The debate on reparations for descendants of former slaves is examined in detail.

Slavery

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