Terri Lyne Carrington — Solidarity Song (feat. Social Science, Matthew Stevens, Morgan Guerin & Aaron Parks)
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Dismal… Usual woe me… woe me!
Stickin' it to everyone, one tongue in cheek at a time. 
What is the single largest group of welfare recipients in the USA?
White Americans make up the largest absolute number of recipients across most programs simply because they represent the largest share of the overall population — yet Black, Hispanic, and Native American communities participate at rates that are strikingly higher relative to their population sizes, a persistent pattern rooted in decades of economic inequality, wage gaps, and structural disadvantage. — global statistics.com
White Americans make up the largest absolute number of recipients across most programs simply because they represent the largest share of the overall population — yet Black, Hispanic, and Native American communities participate at rates that are strikingly higher relative to their population sizes, a persistent pattern rooted in decades of economic inequality, wage gaps, and structural disadvantage. — global statistics.com
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White Americans make up the largest absolute number of recipients across most programs simply because they represent the largest share of the overall population — yet Black, Hispanic, and Native American communities participate at rates that are strikingly higher relative to their population sizes, a persistent pattern rooted in decades of economic inequality, wage gaps, and structural disadvantage. — global statistics.com
History is interesting. Just read a post from someone talking about their Irish ancestors who came over before the revolutionary war. They were given 250 acres of Georgia farmland for free, and the condition of no property taxes for 14 years. They still own the land to this day. The starting line is not the same for everyone.