Observed arrival · 2026-11-02
The Black Economy, in Federal Data
A chart-led comparison of Black and white Americans across wealth, income, business ownership, housing, debt, jobs and more.
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- Replay controls let readers watch selected comparisons change over time, with definitions and citations attached to individual charts.
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The navigation moves from household measures into business ownership, wealth at the top, poverty and mobility, with a separate section for coverage from the Black press. Individual charts explain their units and comparison rules: one income chart uses inflation-adjusted 2023 dollars, while the graduation-rate chart defines its measure as completing high school within four years of starting ninth grade. The page also links to underlying tables and source organizations.
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