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Julian Bond Institute’s “Ambition Without Access” survey finds the racial wealth gap is not a motivation problem — it is a structural access problem Amid historic affordability challenges in the U.S., a new study released today by the Julian Bond Institute for Financial Equity Research (JBI) debunks preconceived notions that younger, more diverse generations lack motivation to contribute to the economy. […]

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Julian Bond Institute’s “Ambition Without Access” survey finds the racial wealth gap is not a motivation problem — it is a structural access problem Amid historic affordability challenges in the U.S., a new study released today by the Julian Bond Institute for Financial Equity Research (JBI) debunks preconceived notions that younger, more diverse generations lack motivation to contribute to the economy. […]The post Young Black and Brown Americans Aspire to generational wealth at higher rates than White peers appeared first on Atlanta Tribune.

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