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Experts are warning that the increases in the unemployment of Black women could be a harbinger for the rest of the workers in ...

The unemployment rate for Black women stands at nearly 6%, marking the third consecutive month of high rates among the group ...

Despite the recent increase, experts said the overall unemployment rate for Black people has declined since 2020, when it was at historically high levels, peaking at 16.8%. Claretta Bellamy About ...

Black women had the most significant increase in joblessness compared to other groups. According to concerning new statistics from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the unemployment rate for ...

When the Black unemployment rate fell to 4.7% in April, and the Black-White gap contracted to just 1.6 points, that received attention, ...

The increase in Black unemployment appears to be concentrated among Black women, where the unemployment rate jumped from 4.9% to 6.2%. An increasing unemployment rate could be due to a number of ...

The unemployment rate slipped to 5.4% for Black women last month, reflecting an improvement from November’s rate of 5.9%. Hispanic men also saw an improvement in the jobless rate in December, as ...

A new Bureau of Labor Statistics report shows that Black Americans comprise nearly 90 percent the unemployed population since April of this year.. The current unemployment rate of the group is 6 ...

The Black unemployment rate sank to a record low 5 percent in March, a testament to the economic recovery following the coronavirus pandemic. Just three years ago, the Black unemployment rate had ...

Last month, the unemployment rate for white Americans was 5.4 percent. For black Americans, it was more than twice that, at 11.5. Why? The key to understanding Wilson's point is knowing that ...

The unemployment rate for black workers fell to 5.5% from 6%, according to the Labor Department data. The previous record low of 5.9% was set in May 2018.