Talk:Wealth inequality in South Africa

Title; missed changes in demographics
Two suggestions for those better-informed on the topic than I:
 * While the article is titled "Wealth inequality", much of the article is actually about income—might I suggest changing the title to "Economic inequality in South Africa"?
 * The article seems to have missed the rapid growth of a black middle class, as well as a huge increase in the number and proportion of educated and wealthy blacks:
 * In 2004 whites, who are 8% of the population, made up 86% of those in the top bracket of living standards. By 2015 that share had fallen to 49%. Blacks made up 30%… [I]n 1996 blacks made up just 8% of company executives, by 2015 they made up 41%. Before the end of apartheid, South African universities produced 44 white engineering graduates for every black one; by 2014, there were two blacks for every white." 

Thanks! Elle Kpyros (talk) 17:55, 16 October 2020 (UTC)