Studies finding Illinois lowest for racial equality has some looking for change – Center Square

A recent study from consumer finance website WalletHub put Illinois at the bottom of all states for racial equality. The areas reviewed include Illinois ranked 47th for both median household income and labor-force participation rate, 50th for unemployment rate, 33rd for homeownership rate, 40th for poverty rate, 46th for homeless rate, 49th for share of unsheltered homeless and 45th for share of executives.
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Old Joe
2 years ago

This study can’t be right. We’ve been ruled by Democrats for a century.

Where's Mine???
2 years ago

But I’ll bet Illinois is #1 in SPENDING to correct racial inequality where all the $ end up in the pockets of equity hustler ‘new machine’ CTU/Brandon types…and nothings solved.

Last edited 2 years ago by Where's Mine???
Riverbender
2 years ago

I know this much the black students in Chicago get way more funding than the more integrated school districts in Southern Illinois. Why the inequality?

Giles Caver
2 years ago

I’m politically independent, but you may be certain that Democrats would damn Republicans if they ruled Chicago and Illinois and produced such abysmal socio-economic outcomes.

Waggs
2 years ago

When you see and point out racial inequality in everything, then you get racial inequality in everything.

Giddyap
2 years ago

Racial inequality is the goal of the Democrat Party and the professional race hustlers. They need a permanent black underclass that they can mine for votes every 4 years, with gutter level race-war appeals. This is the New Jim Crow.

Pat S.
2 years ago

Keep voting Democrat if you’re happy with the way we are governed.

Simple question: are you and your family better off, safer, and more hopeful now than you were about three years ago?

I’m not.

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