It's economic, because the truth is you're not going to change the race. We're all going to look this way. So if that's the problem, we ought to give up now. The problem is the condition of those folks. If the education levels are higher, the economic levels are improved, if all those other measurements are improved, it's less of an issue.
Nobody wants to be called or looked upon as a racist.
Everybody tries to step softly around the issue. You break down the barriers through leadership. The easy thing for a lot of our major corporate leadership to do over the last 20 years was to get the hell out. And the tough thing to do is to figure out how you get back in without trying to be perceived as taking over. And that's tough.