claim: "the black unemployment rate (has) increased since the recovery has begun."
author: marc morial
evidence_1: dec 12, 2014 ... but even as the economic recovery has begun to mend asset prices, not all  households have benefited alike, and wealth inequality has widened along racial  and ethnic lines. the wealth of ... for all families — white, black and hispanic —  median wealth is still less than its pre-recession level. a number of ...
evidence_2: jul 25, 2011 ... the unemployment rates for many black groups in fact continued to rise during  the economic recovery while they started to drop for whites. the first .... lost a total  of 25,000 jobs in june 2011 alone, and since the recovery began in july 2009,  state and local governments have shed more than 500,000 jobs.
evidence_3: jan 6, 2017 ... despite claims by some analysts that college educated workers have been the  exclusive beneficiaries of the recovery, both hispanic and black high school  educated workers have enjoyed employment gains since the recovery began in  2010. figure 1 normalizes the number of employed high school ...
evidence_4: jul 7, 2015 ... the nation's unemployment rate is at a seven-year low but many economists  agree that black america's recovery has not yet begun, and worse still, studies ...  barriers to upward mobility for black women – including name discrimination;  high rates of underemployment; wage discrimination, the unfair use of ...
evidence_5: feb 29, 2012 ... number of black workers with a college degree has increased by over a quarter,  compared to a fifth among white workers. 1 the office of .... sector health care  jobs since the end of the recession have helped to bring the unemployment rate  down for blacks, ... the recession began.11 the rate of school.