Are you even black? If not then shouldn't you let them speak to whether or not he helped them?
Sure there are still massive racial disparities in terms of wages, employment, and wealth. Black unemployment did reach a historic low as he left office though.
Wages and income distribution are a huge issue for all races. Unfortunately minorities didn't start out as the people who had the wealth when the rich poor gap started tanking 40 years ago. Nobody's wages are improving over inflation. It's the oligarchy we live in.
No, I am not but have many friends that are. Most of them agree with my views about how the Democratic party does little to help those living in the urban areas whom are dirt poor. I am not saying the Republicans do either, it is an issue across the political spectrum. I am not talking about those who are in the middle class who have jobs and stable families. This is about the inner cities like Chicago, LA, STL, etc.
Aside from throwing some free money at them while hoping it pacifies them, it might be a better idea to try and find out what the underlying problem is and working towards a solution.
I know that kids who are raised in that environment have a very difficult time getting out of there as a young adult. It is a vicious cycle that somehow needs to be broken. Children raised by
two parents who teach them values would be a good start IMO.
Also, I am not saying that every person has an equal chance of success in life. Some have a better chance than others from the start.
