Social Mobility

SOCIAL MOBILITY

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”

 –Nelson Mandela (South Africa President, Activist)

Statistically speaking, education leads to higher employment and lifetime earnings.


Statistically speaking, education leads to higher employment and lifetime earnings.

Following the 2008 Financial Crisis, the income for the top 1% grew by over 10%; but the bottom 99%, experienced negative growth.


This is one barrier and this alone has led to an increase in poverty. Poverty is a serious threat. But what is Poverty?

  • Those making $23,492 a year for a family of four

  • People making $11,720 for an individual are considered to be living in poverty

 

15 % of the entire nation lives in poverty

  • Blacks- 25% of the entire Black population live in poverty

  • Hispanics – 25% of the entire Hispanic population live in poverty

How do these groups get out? 

Where you’re born is where you stay

Matthew Albertell

Matthew Charles Albertell is a politically connected digital media expert with a proven track record of assisting two Presidents andcompanies like Forbes and several billionaires to create more digital traction for their ideas and businesses. A graduate of Pace University & a student of the Harvard Business School focusing on Business Entrepreneurship, MBA. Matthew is a self-driven student of key policy issues that affect the political landscape and how our leaders can govern more effectively.

Matthew is also an accomplished entrepreneur, licensed Miami real estate agent and avid photographer.

Site: www.matthewcharlesalbertell.com

He also owns a succesful clothing line, titled Viceroy, Vxnations.

https://www.matthewcharlesalbertell.com
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