#BlackLivesMatter-Chicago hosted this presentation which summarizes the larger body of work compiled HERE.
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Colonialism, Propaganda and the Myth of Black ‘Buying Power’
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Why do they not call it black net income? Because “black buying power” is NOT black net income. “Black buying power” is based on debt.
[How much money can Oprah Winfrey potentially borrow & spend?]