Indiana is ranked in the bottom half of states when it comes to wealth gaps by race and ethnicity, according to a new study from Wallethub.

They analyzed each state across 21 key metrics, ranging from the median household income gap to the unemployment rate gap.

They ranked Indiana 28th and said black people are the most disadvantaged group in the state median household, homeownership, and poverty rate gap.

The researchers said the biggest racial wealth gaps are in Washington, D.C. while the smallest are in West Virginia.