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  • Brown-skinned Latinx woman sitting on a couch, with short salt and pepper hair, looking off into the distance

    Unemployment Decreased, But Not for Black, Latinx Women

    A new study by the National Women’s Law Center shows that Black and Latinx women are still largely jobless, even after 2.5 million jobs were added.
    N. Jamiyla Chisholm Jun 9, 2020 1:00PM EDT

    Virginia Latest State to Ban-the-Box on Employment Apps

    Good news for families dependent on men and women with criminal records

    Carla Murphy Apr 7, 2015 12:44PM EDT

    Unemployment Stats Paint a Dangerously Incomplete Picture

    The latest U.S. jobs report puts unemployment at a low 5.9 percent. But this number doesn’t reflect what’s really going on in millions of people’s lives.
    Imara Jones Oct 8, 2014 7:00AM EDT

    Why Don't We Raise More Hell About Unemployment?

    This crisis seems to be missing something that its scale would indicate is needed: a sense of national urgency about the dire state of unemployment.
    Imara Jones Jun 11, 2014 7:00AM EDT

    Why Today's Unemployment Number Isn't So Great After All

    The reason why the unemployment rate seems to be the best since 2008 is that so many Americans have given up looking for work.
    Imara Jones Jan 10, 2014 1:19PM EST

    Black Unemployment Almost Double the National Average

    The jobs report indicates that the economy is still figuring out how to recover.
    Imara Jones Dec 6, 2013 1:41PM EST
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