Generational wealth opportunities for BIPOC communities by
establishing a true merit based financial system that allows access to assets
that would otherwise be unavailable due to bias in the financial sector.
Racial disparity in homeownership accounts for a wealth gap
and inequality in fair housing of approximately 30-40% in the United States
according to the most recent US Census Report on Homeownership By Race.
BIPOC communities are in certain cases denied or placed into
unfavorable lending situations in the current financial market. This can be
translated on a global scale wherever discriminatory practices take place. More research is needed for accuracy in regards to global statistics.
In the US, There are approximately 50 million BIPOC currently
and this issue affects nearly 20 million individuals across the United States
alone.
Certain factors that contribute to this issue include racism,
wealth inequality, economic and wealth building education, access to fair
housing, unfair housing laws, bias in the workplace, lower wages, predatory lending
and bias in the housing markets.