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family income by race and ethnicity 2007

http://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/2010/tables/10s0679.pdf

educational attainment in the united states 2008

http://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/2010/tables/10s0225.pdf

Working for Cents on the Dollar: Race and Ethnic Wage Gaps in the Noncollege Labor Market

Working for Cents on the Dollar: Race and Ethnic Wage Gaps in the Noncollege Labor Market Working for Cents on the Dollar Race and Ethnic Wage Gaps in the Noncollege Labor Market Gregory Acs, Pamela J. Loprest

The Silent Voices: 2000 Presidential Election and the Minority Vote in Florida

EBSCOhost Connection: The Silent Voices: 2000 Presidential Election and the Minority Vote in Florida. The Silent Voices: 2000 Presidential Election and the Minority Vote in Florida.

The Black-White Gap in Mathematics Course Taking

American Sociological Association: Sociology of Education The Black-White Gap in Mathematics Course Taking

Educational Attainment in the United States: 2008

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US Census Press Releases Educational Attainment in the United States: 2008 is a series of tables containing data by characteristics such as age, sex, race, Hispanic origin, marital status, occupation, industry, nativity, citizenship status and period of entry. The tabulations also include historical data on mean earnings by educational attainment, sex, race and Hispanic origin.

The Urban Institute | Research of Record

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The Urban Institute | Research of Record

Job Differences by Race and Ethnicity in the Low-Skill Job Market: Brief No. 4 (Policy Briefs/Employers in the Low-Skill Labor Market) Gregory Acs, Pamela J. Loprest

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The Urban Institute | Race, Ethnicity, Gender Job Differences by Race and Ethnicity in the Low-Skill Job Market: Brief No. 4 (Policy Briefs/Employers in the Low-Skill Labor Market) Gregory Acs , Pamela J. Loprest This brief uses data from the 2007 Survey of Employers in the Low-Skill Labor Market to examine differences in the noncollege jobs held by workers of different races and ethnicities and the impact of these differences on wage rates.

State of the Dream 2010: Drained | United for a Fair Economy

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State of the Dream 2010: Drained | United for a Fair Economy State of the Dream 2010: Drained explores the current racial economic divide in the U.S. in terms of unemployment, income, poverty, net worth, and rate of foreclosures.