Question

What role have racism and poverty in Texas played in the struggle of some Texans to receive equal opportunities? (1 point)

Responses

Historically, racism and poverty have left marginalized groups with an advantage.
Historically, racism and poverty have left marginalized groups with an advantage.

Historically, racism and poverty have not had any adverse effect on marginalized groups.
Historically, racism and poverty have not had any adverse effect on marginalized groups.

Historically, racism and poverty have made it more difficult for the majority group in Texas.
Historically, racism and poverty have made it more difficult for the majority group in Texas.

Historically, racism and poverty have pushed marginalized groups to the side to meet the needs of wealthy White citizens.
Historically, racism and poverty have pushed marginalized groups to the side to meet the needs of wealthy White citizens.

Answer 1

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Historically, racism and poverty in Texas have played a significant role in the struggle of some Texans to receive equal opportunities. These factors have disproportionately impacted marginalized communities, including Black and Hispanic individuals, as well as Indigenous populations. Systemic racism has limited access to quality education, healthcare, housing, employment, and other resources for these groups. Additionally, poverty exacerbates these inequalities, as limited economic opportunities further hinder the ability to achieve upward mobility. This cycle of racism and poverty continues to contribute to disparities in opportunities and outcomes for marginalized Texans.