Poorest City in Rich State: Poverty in California's Major Cities

Poverty in California: Ever wonder how poverty thrives in a land of wealth? California, the nation's economic powerhouse, grapples with a stark reality: millions struggle within its borders. Dive deep into the shocking truth behind the poorest city in this prosperous state.
Poorest City in Rich State: Poverty in California's Major Cities
00:00 Poverty in California
00:34 Anaheim.
01:20 Bakersfield.
02:26 Oakland.
03:12 Long Beach.
04:20 Sacramento.
05:07 Fresno.
06:03 San Francisco.
06:46 San Jose.
07:32 San Diego.
08:34 Los Angeles.
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Sources: calmatters.org/
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[@gordonallen9095]

This isn't unique to just CA. The middle class is DYING. The wealthy are becoming richer, while, the rest of us are slowly losing ground economically. As long as "trickle down" economics continues to exist, those who live in, or are at an increased risk of living in poverty will continue to grow in ALL states. Not just CA. Many of us are just a job loss, paycheck, or catastrophic illness away......

[@AmericanSpirit-qv9gj]

😔

[@hector2824]

Promo*SM ☝️

[@sanjayafernando4534]

Yea, keep sendings billions of dollars to Ukraine & Israel 😂😂😂

[@burtbak-jv9go]

just like the united kingdom

[@gordonallen9095]

I was surprised at the level of poverty now in the UK. I thought America was the only developed country who treated its poor like trash. Seems like it's becoming a worldwide problem.