Now the lottery is racist too...

[.455_Hunter]

Surprise!

https://www.thedenverchannel.com/new...pen-inequities

"We are intensely interested in stories that center around questions of equity," [I am sure your are ] said Sean Mussenden, data editor for the Howard Center.

The Howard Center analyzed data of lotteries across the country, including Colorado's, honing on where the tickets are predominately being sold.

"A thing we found in pretty much every state we'd looked in is that these stores tend to be concentrated in some way in communities that have lower median incomes, lower levels of education, and in many places, higher levels of African-American residents or Hispanic residents," Mussenden said.

Booker T. Washington's quote has never exhibited more truth than it does today.

I would agree that lotteries tend to attract regular players who are members of lower economic levels, but of course, the professional race baiters must have their say.

Nobody is forcing anybody to buy lottery tickets.