I get that this article is geared toward people in the bubble, people who are either in that 7% of millionaires or on their way to getting there, who maybe haven't thought very deeply about wealth/bubble privilege before. The reality feels a bit more complex to me than the picture you have (so far) painted. I get that you are trying to tackle aspects of the bubble one dimension at a time, so perhaps the intersectionality nuances will be coming later? For example, this (older but the principle still stands) article looks at the distribution of millionaire status by race, age, education. https://www.financialsamurai.com/chances-becoming-millionaire-by-race-age-education/. Something to consider for a future bubble post?
I get that this article is geared toward people in the bubble, people who are either in that 7% of millionaires or on their way to getting there, who maybe haven't thought very deeply about wealth/bubble privilege before. The reality feels a bit more complex to me than the picture you have (so far) painted. I get that you are trying to tackle aspects of the bubble one dimension at a time, so perhaps the intersectionality nuances will be coming later? For example, this (older but the principle still stands) article looks at the distribution of millionaire status by race, age, education. https://www.financialsamurai.com/chances-becoming-millionaire-by-race-age-education/. Something to consider for a future bubble post?