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November unemployment fell for Hispanic workers and Black women, while holding steady overall

The unemployment rate for Black men fell in October, but so did labor force participation

Hispanic unemployment rate falls sharply in September, but fewer workers join labor force

34% of younger workers are thinking of switching jobs due to company’s stance on abortion, post Roe

Despite a strong jobs report, unemployment inched higher for Black workers in July

Unemployment rate for Black women fell in June, but so did their participation in the labor force

3 ways the Supreme Court’s decision on abortion could hurt women in the workplace

Asian Americans face longer periods of unemployment, other labor market challenges

CNBC: May unemployment rate holds steady but rises among Black, Hispanic women

Black unemployment rate falls to pandemic-era low in April

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