What racial imbalances are more challenging for African Americans to overcome?

Answer by  dalton (17)

Equiatable compensation is most challenging for African Americans. Building a salary base takes time and lingering prejudices from years ago can affect compensation.

Answer by  Rory (5)

Attitude is probably the worst: People, even other African Americans will tell you that you can't do something because the "Evil White Opressors" won't let you. As much adversity as there is for you, oppurtunities abound as well. If you think you can't, you can't. Believe and you can achieve.

Answer by  wallaby78 (2293)

Low income families tend to produce children who don't complete college, or even high school. Then the cycle continues.

Answer by  Vigil (34)

I believe that the most challenging racism that African Americans need to overcome is the fact that most keep the stereotypes alive, which makes it difficult to remove them.

Answer by  gorda (12)

I believe the anger, resentment, and prejudice we see in African Americans are the main focus to overcome socially and personally.

Answer by  AlexChen (11)

It is because African Americans have been treated unjustly over the past than any other ethnic background. Events such as the Civil Rights Movement cause hostility that still exist today.

Answer by  JeffreyScottWilson (9)

The percentage of fathers that play an active role in their children's life is extremely low. I strongly believe that children need both parents to achieve in life.