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    Milwaukee Drilldown on African American Males

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    2009-01-01
    Author
    Pawasarat, John
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    Abstract
    The American Community Survey reported an estimated 48,420 African American males in the labor force from Milwaukee County in 2008. Of these, 40,482 (or 83.6%) were employed and 7,938 were unemployed and seeking for work. The 16.4% unemployment rate for African American males (ages 16 and above) is more than double the rates for white males (5.8%) and Hispanic males (8.1%), according to the 2008 ACS data. Among African American males, the employment rate was highest for men of prime working age (i.e., ages 25 thru 54) where 87.6% were employed in 2008. Unemployment rates were the worst for male teens and young adults in the labor force
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    African Americans
    employment
    unemployment
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    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/90202
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