Fallout from the pandemic and protests highlight income and wealth gaps that leave African-Americans vulnerable, Greg Ip writes
In the decade before Covid-19, African-Americans’ economic circumstances, crushed during the 2007-09 recession, had slowly but steadily improved. Then lockdowns crashed the economy, and last week the death of a black man, George Floyd, at the hands of police touched off a wave of angry and at times violent protests.
The events have highlighted painful disparities that continue to weigh on African-Americans, in their health, their incomes and their treatment by the justice system.
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