What if you were black and I told you that 90% of wealthy people were white?

So yeah, we (Houston) have a nice mix of people as a whole, but they're all located in "black" areas, "white" areas, "Asian" areas, "Hispanic" areas, etc.

The world is not black and white, just shades of gray.

I don't like how he makes it a black and white issue.

Another individual may feel other wise.Hence I think this is more of an open ended question that is not so black or white. 

Sure, some successful people jet set and go to black tie cocktail parties to hob nob with other elites, but some of us are just regular folks that come from humble beginnings and no one that we know wants to talk about success, real estate, investments, money, goals or anything other than sports and politics.

At some point the system breaks, the Black Swan arrives (trade war with China?

Keep in mind all real estate in Argentina is bought and sold in US dollars since they don't trust their own currency, so imagine what that did to the real estate market.But when Kirchner banned the exchange of US dollars I was able to buy pesos on the black market with US dollars which became a rare and hot commodity as a hedge against inflation which was out of control and the entire country was on sale at about a 40% discount because of the premium you could get on your money when you sold US dollars. 

The Black hills in South Dakota is pretty hot right now.  

My guess is that those that are all for “cracking heads” have never been in a black place themselves..... it is not as simple as “if they wanted to work they would”...People need help.... and while yes, one has to decide to chnage, if you have forgotten how to do life differently, if you have an addiction knawing at your soul, or a mental illness etc... it is not that simple.