In my opinion, it's this:
% of children living in a one-parent household:
Asian - 13%
White - 24%
Hispanic - 36%
Black - 58%
It's no surprise Asian-Americans have the highest standard of living in the U.S.
And just think, one of BLM's cornerstones of their platform is an anti-nuclear family concept.
About one-third of U.S. children are living with an unmarried parent | Pew Research Center
They have strong family bonds and a work ethic that says if you work hard you will succeed.
If a slave worked hard he was never going to succeed so why bother and it never became part of their culture.
Black families have traditionally been torn apart by forces that were often beyond their control. First by slavery then by a society that refused to let them succeed. Then by emigration. Then by a welfare culture.
Had the black family kept plugging away, they would be very successful today.
However, once LBJ put his signature to his "Great Society" programs, their fate was set for a catastrophic future.
There are a lot of ways that history could have been different.
- No Jim Crow laws
- No Black Wall Street Massacre
- No Red Lining
- No mass incarceration of young Blacks
you forgot no democrat party
I didn't forget, I remembered it was Dem presidents who integrated the US military and made racial discrimination illegal.
Oops...!
Good historical summary but why does it stop in 1965? Hasn't the GOP done anything for Civil Rights since then?
Why thank you, thank you very much. I appreciate your curiosity but do wonder why you don't already know those things. I'll help.
Published December 21, 2018
Trump signs criminal justice reform bill
Adam ShawBy Adam Shaw, Judson Berger |
Fox News Channel
But on the sidelines of that fight, the House overwhelmingly approved the criminal justice bill Thursday on a 358-36 vote, after the Senate passed it 87-12. The decisive passage marks a win for Trump as well as his senior adviser and son-in-law Jared Kushner, who advocated for the bill in the face of some conservative resistance.
https://www.foxnews.com/.../trump-signs-criminal-justice...
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The Unemployment Rate Does Not Signal A Recession
Update - October 4, 2019
Oct. 4, 2019 10:29 AM ET
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The Unemployment Rate Does Not Signal A Recession: Update - October 4, 2019 | Seeking Alpha
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Steve Moore: Middle-class Incomes Surge More Than $5,000 Under Trump Economy
BY PETER VICENZI
10/07/2019
Steve Moore: Middle-class Incomes Surge More Than $5,000 Under Trump Economy | FreedomWorks
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Younger and Minority Workers Lead Wage Gains as Expansion Ages
Oct. 17, 2019, 8:59 AM
A tightening labor market with U.S. unemployment rate at a 50-year low is starting to result in higher wages for full-time workers, including younger people and minorities whose pay has lagged.
Median weekly earnings for Americans in the third quarter rose 3.6% to $919, outpacing inflation, the U.S. Labor Department reported Wednesday. Earnings for those aged 25 to 54, in their prime working years, rose by 5%, the fastest rate of growth in recent years.
Younger and Minority Workers Lead Wage Gains as Expansion Ages
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ECONOMY
Record-low black unemployment cheered by black activists
Published 1 month ago on September 9, 2019
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“Love him or hate him, this is an incredible economic accomplishment for the President and a tremendous benefit for American blacks,” said Project 21 member
Derryck Green.
Along with a reported third straight month of
3.7 percent overall unemployment, the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics
(BLS) August jobs report noted that the overall black unemployment rate fell half-a-percent to 5.5 percent. This is the lowest black unemployment rate ever recorded. BLS began reporting employment statistics by race in 1972. And with overall white unemployment at 3.4 percent, it is also the smallest reported gap between the races ever in terms of joblessness. Until recently, the racial employment disparity between blacks and whites has generally held to a
2-1 margin.
Record-low black unemployment cheered by black activists
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Help wanted: Too many jobs and not enough workers in most states
Tim Henderson, Stateline Published 8:00 a.m. CT Oct. 15, 2019 | Updated 7:10 p.m. CT Oct. 15, 2019
In 39 states, there are more jobs than people looking for them, according to a Stateline analysis of June hiring and employment data from the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Help wanted: Too many jobs and not enough workers in most states
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America Created 266,000 Jobs in November
JOHN CARNEY 6 Dec 2019
The imaginary recession of 2019 is over.
The U.S. economy added 266,000 jobs for the month and the
unemployment rate fell to 3.5 percent, matching the lowest level in 50 years.
Economists had expected the economy to add 180,000 jobs and for unemployment to remain unchanged at 3.6 percent, according to Econoday.
Adding to the picture of strength for the labor market, previous jobs numbers were revised up. September’s figure was revised up by 13,000 to 193,000. October was revised up by 28,000 to 156,000. Together, that adds 41,000 more jobs than previously reported.
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Average hourly wages are up 3.14 percent compared with last year, above economist expectations. In manufacturing, the average workweek increased by 0.1 hour to 40.5 hours. Average hourly ages of private-sector production and nonsupervisory employees rose by 7 cents in the month to $23.83, a 0.22 percent gain.
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America Created 266,000 Jobs in November
https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi...economy-added-jobs-jobless-rate-fell-percent/
Wall Street soars after economy added robust 266,000 jobs in November
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2 exports to China would increase to over $260 billion in 2020, and roughly $310 billion in 2021 if the deal holds
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...-buy-dollar200-billion-in-us-goods/ar-BBZ17m3
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More MAGA Winning: Gallup Poll Has NEVER Recorded This Level Of Economic Optimism
Written by
K. Walker on February 6, 2020
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Americans feel better about their personal financial situation than they did under Obama, Clinton, or even Reagan. This year-to-year number has been rising since 2018 and has hit a 44-year record high according to Gallup’s
“Mood of the Nation” economic survey. Gallup reports that 59% of Americans — nearly six in 10 — say that they are better off financially than they were a year ago, which is up from 50% last year.
[...]
There has also been a sharp decline in the percentage of people who say that they are financially worse off than a year ago. Only 20% of Americans are stating that as their financial reality, and that is a record low.
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More MAGA Winning: Gallup Poll Has NEVER Recorded This Level Of Economic Optimism
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ECONOMY
Job growth smashes expectations for February as unemployment falls back to 3.5%
PUBLISHED FRI, MAR 6 2020 8:30 AM EST UPDATED 5 HOURS AGO
KEY POINTS
Nonfarm payrolls rose by 273,000 in February vs. a 175,000 estimate, while the unemployment rate edged lower to 3.5%.
Job gains were widespread, with health care adding 57,000 to lead the way.
December and January’s estimates were revised upward by a total of 243,000.
Job growth smashes expectations for February as unemployment falls back to 3.5%
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