Decreases in discrimination can heighten the isolation between the poor and middle to upper class blacks.

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As discrimination decreases, it becomes easier for middle to upper class blacks to integrate into predominantly white communities, leaving behind the poor black communities that still face economic and social barriers. This can further exacerbate the economic and social divide between different segments of the black community.

Decreases in Discrimination Can Heighten the Isolation Between the Poor