Black and white income gap shrank between Gen X and millennials in the U.S.
Briefly

By age 27, Black Americans born in 1978 to poor parents earned almost $13,000 less than white Americans from similar backgrounds, but only $9,500 less for those born in 1992.
Greater income mobility for poor Black children and drops in mobility for low-income white children contributed to the income gap narrowing between white and Black young adults.
Read at Fortune
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