Wealth Builders: Reducing Wealth Inequality and Building Generational Wealth in the Black Community

Abstract

Wealth inequality remains a significant barrier for Black families, rooted in historical and structural injustices such as redlining, unequal access to education, and discriminatory lending practices. These disparities have severely hindered Black families' ability to build wealth and achieve long-term financial stability. Fortunately, shifting to a comprehensive self-analysis, strategy, and execution will allow for a breakthrough of improved economics and generational wealth. Although these wealth inequality barriers appear insurmountable, they can be achieved and realized.