Obiwan
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- Mar 22, 2015
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Ever wonder exactly what Obama has done to help blacks in this country????
Table A-2. Employment status of the civilian population by race sex and age
WHITE: Employment 59% to 60% in last year
BLACK: 72.2% to 72.4%
How about income????
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/22/u...-but-is-still-6-below-its-2007-peak.html?_r=0
Although median annual household income rose to $52,100 in June, from its recent inflation-adjusted trough of $50,700 in August 2011, it remained $2,400 lower — a 4.4 percent decline — than in June 2009, when the recession ended. This drop, combined with the 1.8 percent decline that occurred during the recession, leaves median household income 6.1 percent — or $3,400 — below its level in December 2007, when the economic slump began.
Since the end of the recession, the study said, household income has declined for all but a few population groups. Some of the largest percentage declines occurred for groups whose income was already well below the median, like African-Americans, Southerners, people who did not attend college, and households headed by people under age 25.
Since the end of the recession, the report said, income has declined by 3.6 percent for non-Hispanic white households, to $58,000, and by 4.5 percent for Hispanic households, to $41,000. Those changes were smaller than the 10.9 percent decline, to $33,500, for non-Hispanic black households, whose economic problems are likely to be a focus when Mr. Obama speaks next week on the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington.
Gee, and I haven't even got to the jump in murder rates for such Democrat utopias as Baltimore (up to the highest level in over 40 years).....
Table A-2. Employment status of the civilian population by race sex and age
WHITE: Employment 59% to 60% in last year
BLACK: 72.2% to 72.4%
How about income????
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/22/u...-but-is-still-6-below-its-2007-peak.html?_r=0
Although median annual household income rose to $52,100 in June, from its recent inflation-adjusted trough of $50,700 in August 2011, it remained $2,400 lower — a 4.4 percent decline — than in June 2009, when the recession ended. This drop, combined with the 1.8 percent decline that occurred during the recession, leaves median household income 6.1 percent — or $3,400 — below its level in December 2007, when the economic slump began.
Since the end of the recession, the study said, household income has declined for all but a few population groups. Some of the largest percentage declines occurred for groups whose income was already well below the median, like African-Americans, Southerners, people who did not attend college, and households headed by people under age 25.
Since the end of the recession, the report said, income has declined by 3.6 percent for non-Hispanic white households, to $58,000, and by 4.5 percent for Hispanic households, to $41,000. Those changes were smaller than the 10.9 percent decline, to $33,500, for non-Hispanic black households, whose economic problems are likely to be a focus when Mr. Obama speaks next week on the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington.
Gee, and I haven't even got to the jump in murder rates for such Democrat utopias as Baltimore (up to the highest level in over 40 years).....
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