 26 million are Black people, are poor and low-wage. That's almost 60% of Black people. But 66 million are white, which is 40 million more than Black people in raw numbers, but 30% are white people. The bottom line is this is an American crisis. It's not an anomaly. Well, how did it change from some of those iconic images we see of the Depression of, you know, white men in bread lines and white Appalachian families, you know, struggling to make a living, to the face of poverty being Black? What happened?