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44% of whites and 82% of blacks say blacks are treated less fairly than whites in hiring, pay, and promotions. Source: Pew Research Center

44% of whites and 82% of blacks say blacks are treated less fairly than whites in hiring, pay, and promotions. Source: Pew Research Center

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I've often said to friends that America might be a socialist country if there were no black people. The current crisis has shown us that a lot of Americans have no real problem with government support. What they have a problem with is certain people receiving government support. ~ @keithboykin Trump Taxes, Reality Tv Shows, Black People, Social Justice, Economics, Textbook, Quote Of The Day, Funny Memes

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I've often said to friends that America might be a socialist country if there were no black people. The current crisis has shown us that a lot of Americans have no real problem with government support. What they have a problem with is certain people receiving government support. ~ @keithboykin

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In recent decades, the excess deaths have been concentrated among Black people in their prime earning years, depriving families of income and stability. Source: Mary R. Jackman and Kimberlee A. Shauman. "The Toll of Inequality: Excess African American Deaths in the United States over the Twentieth Century" Stability, The Twenties, Families, Mary, United States, African, Black

In recent decades, the excess deaths have been concentrated among Black people in their prime earning years, depriving families of income and stability. Source: Mary R. Jackman and Kimberlee A. Shauman. "The Toll of Inequality: Excess African American Deaths in the United States over the Twentieth Century"

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Source: Zaw et al., 2017. "Women, Race & Wealth" Strong Family, Married Woman, Closer, Racing, Women, Running, Auto Racing

Source: Zaw et al., 2017. "Women, Race & Wealth"

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Median net worth by household income percentile, 2016 Source: Survey of Consumer Finances Consumer Finance, Household Income, Democratic Socialist, Reproductive Rights, Net Worth, Book Quotes, No Response

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Median net worth by household income percentile, 2016 Source: Survey of Consumer Finances

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Assets held among U.S. households, by race, 2015 Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Home Equity, Households, Social Issues, Cleveland, Bar Chart, Hold On

Assets held among U.S. households, by race, 2015 Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland

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2013 Panel Study of Income Dynamics Source: Zaw et al. 2017. "Women, Race & Wealth" Family Structure, White Women, Study, Studio

Family Structure

2013 Panel Study of Income Dynamics Source: Zaw et al. 2017. "Women, Race & Wealth"

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Percent families with financial assets Mean value of financial assets for families with holdings Source: Federal Reserve Financial Asset, Federal, My Family

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Percent families with financial assets Mean value of financial assets for families with holdings Source: Federal Reserve

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2014 Survey of Income and Program Participation Source: Cook Center on Social Equity Pay Attention, Cook

2014 Survey of Income and Program Participation Source: Cook Center on Social Equity

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Panel Study of Income Dynamics, 2015 Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Household

Panel Study of Income Dynamics, 2015 Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland

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Source: Samuel DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity Forced Labor

Source: Samuel DuBois Cook Center on Social Equity

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Source: Survey of Consumer Finances / Hamilton Project Hamilton

Source: Survey of Consumer Finances / Hamilton Project

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Source: Adapted from the Cook Center on Social Equity High School

Source: Adapted from the Cook Center on Social Equity

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Social Equality

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Source: Analysis by Junia Howell (David H. Montgomery / City Lab) Muriel Bowser, Midwest City, Job Interview Tips, Urban Setting, White People, African American Women, Best Cities, Black Women

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African American Women

Source: Analysis by Junia Howell (David H. Montgomery / City Lab)

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Typical White Households in Baltimore Earn Nearly Twice as Much as Typical Black Households Source: Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance and 2013 American Community Survey Baltimore Neighborhoods, Median Household Income, The Neighbourhood, Mindfulness

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Typical White Households in Baltimore Earn Nearly Twice as Much as Typical Black Households Source: Baltimore Neighborhood Indicators Alliance and 2013 American Community Survey

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Baltimore Is Not an Outlier Black-white income gap vs. black income, in cities where at least 10 percent of the population is black. While Baltimore is not alone in this distinction, by a wide range of metrics — income, employment, education — the racial divide in Baltimore is wider than in the U.S. as a whole. Source: American Community Survey Black Men, Black And White, Mother Jones, Best Clips, Digital Storytelling, Young Black, Current News

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Baltimore Is Not an Outlier Black-white income gap vs. black income, in cities where at least 10 percent of the population is black. While Baltimore is not alone in this distinction, by a wide range of metrics — income, employment, education — the racial divide in Baltimore is wider than in the U.S. as a whole. Source: American Community Survey

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Race: Poverty & Economic Inequality