The numbers are in—and they are hard to ignore. A new WalletHub study finds the racial wealth gap in America is still deeply entrenched, and D.C. ranks worst in the nation. In a city known for influence, affluence and opportunity, figures show Black families hold dramatically less wealth than their White counterparts. How did the nation’s capital become ground zero for economic inequality—and what does this mean for the people living it every day? We break down the data, the drivers, and the consequences.

Guests:

Chip Lupo – Writer and Analyst for WalletHub

Kimberly Corbin – Chief Administrative and Financial Officer for
Greater Washington Urban League