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Black WorkersEconomic Crisis and RecoveryInequality The Best Black Economy in Generations – And Why It Isn’t Enough

Explore the complexities of the Black economy in America. Despite positive economic indicators, ongoing inequality and insecurity persist.

Dedrick Asante-Muhammad, President, Joint Center for Political and Economic StudiesAlgernon Austin / August 26, 2024

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Black UnemploymentBlack WorkersInequalityUnited States Unequal Employment: Black Jobs Gaps and Deficits by State

Explore the current state of Black employment in the US. Learn about the progress made and the challenges that still need to be addressed.

Algernon Austin / June 18, 2024

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Black WorkersEconomic Crisis and RecoveryGovernment SpendingJobsUnemploymentUnited StatesWagesWorkers The Three Labor Market Struggles Facing Black America

Black America suffers from three distinct challenges in the labor market that require differing solutions.

Algernon Austin / January 25, 2024

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Bill SpriggsBlack UnemploymentBlack WorkersEconomic JusticeFederal ReserveInequalityUnited States William E. Spriggs: The Loss of a Giant

CEPR was deeply saddened to learn about the passing of Bill Spriggs on June 6. His impact on the economics profession and economic policy will continue to be felt for many years to come. Bill dedicated his life to the passionate pursuit of racial and economic justice. 

Kelsey Moore / June 08, 2023