claim: "a white family is likely to have about six times as much wealth than a black or hispanic family coming out of the recession."
author: alicia menendez
evidence_1: nov 1, 2017 ... lower-income families have a size-adjusted household income less than ... white  families have four times as much wealth as black families and ... this share  edged up among lower-income white families, from 14% in 2007 to 17% in 2016.  ... overall, black and hispanic families are more likely than white ...
evidence_2: apr 27, 2014 ... ... a white family is likely to have about six times as much wealth than a ... wealth  than a black or hispanic family coming out of the recession," ...
evidence_3: apr 28, 2013 ... before the recession, non-hispanic white families, on average, were about four  times as ... by 2010, whites were about six times as wealthy. ... young black  people are much less likely than young white people to receive a large sum from  their parents or other relatives to pay for college, start a business or ...
evidence_4: many middle-income blacks and hispanics ... wealth disparities have worsened  over the ... had six times the wealth of blacks and his- ... 59–67, average white  family wealth had shot ... when it comes to economic gaps between whites and  communities of color in the united ... color are less likely to own homes and have.
evidence_5: jun 27, 2016 ... in many ways, america remains two societies – one black and one white ...  racial differences in family structure have persisted as well. ... whites are also  slightly more likely than blacks to have completed high school. .... the wealth gap  between white and hispanic households has been consistently large.