One issue I've always noticed on black inner cities is they don't even own their own homes, stores, food, ect.

All of the corner stores are owned by immigrants. The food immigrants.

The homes? Entrepreneurs. The first step to ending generational poverty is to find a pathway to ownership, and to pass something down to your children.

The goal is then for those children to be better off, and for them to continue to grow, and pass down even more to their future children.

That's the way I see it at least.