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In reply to the discussion: Why this recovery is more jobless for black Americans than others [View all]

brokechris

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2. My theory (and this is pure speculation) is
Reply to HiPointDem (Original post)
Tue Nov 20, 2012, 06:36 AM
Nov 2012

that more minorities live in urban areas and the urban areas are generally hurting more.


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Why this recovery is more jobless for black Americans than others [View all] HiPointDem Nov 2012 OP
In the year before Obama was born, JFK made famous the saying, "A rising tide lifts all boats." AnotherMcIntosh Nov 2012 #1
i tend to agree. That 'racism' line seemed almost a throw-away. HiPointDem Nov 2012 #3
My theory (and this is pure speculation) is brokechris Nov 2012 #2
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