Feagin discusses the "slavery-centered economic complex" in which a large number of whites in all the colonies worked in occupations that were either linked directly or indirectly to the slavery system, thus benefitting economically in one way or the other. What is an example of a contemporary version of this complex? How does U.S. society still engage in these systems of inequality?

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