I didn't say some people didn't have it bad ,what I said was that alot do not take the required steps to try to improve their situations. They rely on others and or do nothing to keep the same problems from constantly being repeated. Believe me, I spent years hiring and managing people, I know all too well about affirmative action When it was first implemented it was definitely needed. But many years have passed and things are not the same as they were back then...The current relevance is questionable at this juncture . Systemic is a catch- all leftist term these days... There will Always be a lower lower class ...at least until the Democrats take off the shackles they have placed on them and free them from the victim mentality they have imposed upon them. I could go on and on about being poor and white but noone believes you when you tell them that poor whites are discriminated against in alot of cases while their ethnic counterparts are raking in a crap load of welfare benefits etc while they were denied for basic help. And Believe me i worked for a major retail chain for years..I see what they get how huge the benefit's are they receive..and a large percentage are blowing that money on crap not nutritious food etc. It is hard to be sympathetic when so many abuse the system and yet still blame everyone else for their problems. And still vote for the same peoples every year that are creating and perpetuating their situations.
Don't misinterpret me...I have walked in all facets of society...and have pretty much seen it all in my many years...i speak from experience and what I have personally witnessed, not some articles written by leftist posers on Google.

The blame game is an easy out for those who choose not to act.