 And so the end result is that if you look back at these inner cities, in the 1950s, for example, Detroit, Baltimore, you had very vibrant black middle classes in these cities. You had entire parts of these cities. Harlem, of course, you had a kind of a downtown that had, you had theaters, you had small businesses, you had black-owned restaurants. Just incredible how vibrant the inner city was in the 1950s before welfare came along.