Reports Cast Shadows on the Economic Picture for Black Californians

Recent studies suggest that the economic picture for Black Californians is not looking rosy. The state is becoming less affordable for African Americans, leading many families to relocate to less expensive places both within and past the borders. | By Lila Brown California Black Media Recent studies suggest that the economic picture for Black Californians is not looking rosy. The state is becoming less affordable for African Americans, leading many families to relocate to less expensive places both within and past the borders. “After pandemic-era declines, California’s poverty rate is on the rise. Expansions

Related Keywords

Sacramento ,California ,United States ,Central Valley ,Washington ,White House ,District Of Columbia ,San Bernardino ,San Francisco ,San Diego County ,Los Angeles County ,China ,Americans ,Californians ,America ,Lila Brown ,Lisad Cook ,Louise Martin ,Joe Biden ,Los Angeles ,Gavin Newsom ,Public Policy Institute Of California ,California Employment Development Department ,Biden Harris Administration ,Economic Policy Institute ,Black Californians ,African Americans ,Public Policy Institute ,Angeles County ,President Joe Biden ,Black Americans ,Thrifty Food ,California Labor Market Review ,Urban Institute ,Contra Costa ,Federal Reserve Board ,African Americans Living In California ,Alameda Counties ,California Black Media ,Californias Economy ,Californias Poverty Rate ,Families ,Featured ,Gov Gavin Newsom ,Housing Unaffordability ,Inflation ,Invest In America Plan ,Louise Martin Award ,Public Policy Institute Of California Ppic ,Renter Evictions ,Rising Inflation ,Riverside ,Rolling Layoffs ,Society ,The California Employment Development Department ,The Central Valley ,The Urban Institute ,The White House ,Thrifty Food Plan ,Us Census ,Washington Dc ,Community ,Economy ,Housing ,Oakland Post ,Post News Group ,