According to William Julius Wilson (2009), the black-white economic gap is primarily attributable to:

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William Julius Wilson argues that the black-white economic gap is primarily attributable to class factors such as unequal educational opportunities, job opportunities, and access to resources. He suggests that the decline of industrial jobs and the lack of investment in poor urban areas have contributed to this gap. Integration conflicts and overt discrimination have also played a role, but Wilson argues that they are secondary factors compared to class factors. Rapid urbanization may have exacerbated these issues, but it is not the primary cause of the economic gap.

According to William Julius Wilson (2009), the Black-White Economic Gap