1) African Americans are incarcerated at far higher rates than whites in the US criminal justice system. Though they make up 32% of the population, they represent 56% of prisoners. Drug use rates are comparable between African Americans and whites but African Americans face harsher penalties. 2) Ethnic minority graduates in Britain face significant employment barriers compared to white graduates, including lower job placement rates and long-term salaries. Discrimination plays a role in limiting opportunities. 3) Social mobility efforts in Britain have failed to significantly reduce wealth inequality despite decades of intervention. Continued inaction risks widening social and economic divisions in society. Muslims also face barriers to full employment due to discrimination.