Germans who are exposed to racial discrimination are at a significantly higher risk of poverty, according to a report by the National Discrimination and Racism Monitor. This also applies even if those affected have a high level of education and are in work, the report published on Tuesday shows. Although the probability of living below the poverty line is lower among those in full-time employment, “there are still clear differences between racially targeted people and non-racially targeted people,” the researchers state. While the risk of poverty for Germans without a migration background in f…