Kirby Kragenbring.  “My grandparents were dirt poor”, “I’m in debt”, “I don’t have any wealth” “What white privilege?”white privilege  Whites median.

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Kirby Kragenbring

 “My grandparents were dirt poor”, “I’m in debt”, “I don’t have any wealth” “What white privilege?”white privilege  Whites median net worth in 2001 was $120,989 compared to $19,024 (African American) and $11,458 (Latino)  Whites mean family assets was $546,785  The largest socioeconomic class in the United States is white working middle class

 European monarchs and colonization  Spanish settlements  English serfs  American settlers often gave land to themselves  The Massachusetts Bay Charter  Narragansett Swamp Fight (1675)

 Racial caste system  Virginia 1 st  Native American slavery Native American slavery  “Divide and conquer”  South Carolina (1670)  Georgia

 Revolutionary War  Constitution  3/5 compromise 3/5 compromise  Naturalization act

 Presidents  South  1.4 trillion  Free soil movement  Freedmen’s bureau

 Andrew Jackson  Indian removal act (1830) Indian removal act (1830)  Pre-emption Act of 1841  Homestead Act of 1862  Denial to blacks  Indian Land  Dawes Act 1887

 Anglos in Mexico  Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo  Homestead act 1862  Gold Rush 1849

 Know-Nothing Party Know-Nothing Party  Jacksonian Movement  Jewish Immigrants  Eastern European and Italians  Irish Immigrants  Who was white

 Depression  Public Works Administration  Works progress Administration  Nation industrial Recovery Act  National Labor Relations Act  Social Security  HOLC  AAA  New Deal New Deal

 Defense Jobs  Japanese Internment  The GI bill

 Suburbs boost  White potential loss

 Job loss overseas  Job loss city to suburb  Blaming blacks

 Regan  Women  Affirmative Action

 BOOM  Jobs  Schooling

 The Cost of being black  White people need to see that colored people with assets and security benefit the whole country and need to work to vote people into office along with colored voters to make this so  “We all do better when we all do better” –Jim Hightower

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