Who argued that race has declined in its significance for blacks,especially with respect to economic disadvantages for the poorest segment of the community?

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William Julius Wilson argued in his book "The Declining Significance of Race" that race has become less significant for African Americans in terms of economic disadvantages, particularly for the poorest segment of the community. He argued that economic changes, such as deindustrialization, globalization, and the rise of the service sector, had a greater impact on the economic status of African Americans than race did.

Who Argued That Race Has Declined in Its Significance for Blacks,especially