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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/280232788_Race_Poverty_and_SAT_Scores_Modeling_the_Influences_of_Family_Income_on_Black_and_White_High_School_Students’_SAT_Performance

This study is interesting because of the racial effects observed. The coefficients for income differ significantly for black and white students at lower incomes. As you move up the income scale, the income coefficients converge for the two racial groups.

As Table 4 indicates, the direct and total effect of extreme poverty for black students is almost twice that of their White counterpart. The unstandardized effects of extreme poverty for White students (B = –48.2,SE = 2.0) and Black students (B = –92.2, SE = 2.8) indicate that in contrast to students of middle-income families, White students living in extreme poverty perform 48.2 total SAT score points lower and Black students living in extreme poverty perform 92.2 points lower.