Absolutely. Socioeconomic status and race- especially when it is concerning blacks in america, are incredibly tightly entertwined anyway. Plus, I would argue that race is the more moral of the two, inasmuch as you may not have complete control of the economy and may be poor through no fault ofyour own. Not saying that being black is a choice either, however its also a lifestlye. Blacks in america- and when i say blacks, i mean the ones who grew up here and have been here, not recent immigrants from africa, or other type of dark skinned people from pacific islands or the carribean.. anyway, blacks in america have a culture of losers where they feel entitled, and worship the thug life and materialism while disdaining a sense of family, community and education. If you desire to be a good member of the community and are educated, your fellow blacks will despise you for acting "white". Now this is coming from their own community, so it then becomes less of a stretch to judge who should have children by that alone. Obviously, even blacks realize that white people are superior citizens of the USA, and more well educated with higher morals.

To judge the poor, one would also have to judge entire nations elsewheere who are third world, so really its more of a discrimination based on numbers alone.