Packaged Poverty In Occupied Urban Cities

The history of poverty in Black communities in the United States is deeply rooted in a legacy of slavery, segregation, and systemic discrimination. Understanding this historical context is essential to grasp the complexities of poverty in these communities today. This Book will delve into the historical background of poverty in Black communities, tracing its origins from the era of slavery and Jim Crow to the systemic issues that persist in the modern day. By examining this historical trajectory, we can gain insight into how the past continues to shape the present, and how systemic inequalities have contributed to the enduring cycle of poverty in Black communities.