Black Women Most Educated Group In USA

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4 hours ago, AyaKara said:

Yes, because blacks as a whole are discouraged from the maths and sciences at a young age by their teachers and fellow adults, followed by lacking of resources later on to improve their math and science abilities to succeed in such majors.

In addition, there's also the push for blacks to move towards the humanities and social sciences to help the next generation, whether that's in understanding our cultural history and our experience in society, or by helping them with social support services.

This will change with time as subjects become more equalized in terms of demographics.

True as that may be, it doesn't change the fact that they are valued for what they. Humanities and social services jobs simply don't make much money. 

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11 hours ago, uo111 said:

True as that may be, it doesn't change the fact that they are valued for what they. Humanities and social services jobs simply don't make much money. 

Exactly. As the number of underrepresented-group doctors, engineers, and researchers increase, we'll begin to see people of every background with more similar education and salary data. But until that happens, we'll continue to see videos like the OP, where a group has high education but low income, or vice versa.