Economic Disenfranchisement

Economic disenfranchisement refers to the systematic exclusion of individuals or groups from financial resources and opportunities, such as employment, credit, and ownership. This can happen due to factors like race, gender, or socioeconomic status, leading to a cycle of poverty and limited access to education and services. As a result, disenfranchised individuals struggle to secure stable livelihoods, build wealth, and have a voice in economic decision-making. This inequity adversely impacts communities and contributes to broader societal inequalities, hindering overall economic growth and social mobility.