Economic prospects brighten for children of
low-income Black Americans, study finds
Between two generations, Americans’ ability to
break into the middle class has changed. Race has come to play a smaller role
in upward mobility, while economic class plays a larger role.
What Gives Poor Kids a Shot at Better Lives?
Economists Find an Unexpected Answer
New research shows that when children grow up in a
neighborhood where more adults have jobs, those children are better off
economically as adults themselves