New Data Says Women and Black Employees Are the Biggest Losers Under RTO and Trump Policies

New Data Says Women and Black Employees Are the Biggest Losers Under RTO and Trump Policies

Return-to-office mandates helped reverse years of gender pay gap progress for women, while federal layoffs and anti-DEI policies drove up Black unemployment.

Black Unemployment Is Not An Accident, It Is A Racial Purge

Source: Anastasiia Havrysh / Getty For months, we’ve been flooded with stories about the sudden rise in Black unemployment. Nearly every one of them, from Politico to Axios to Time Magazine to MSNBC News, has focused on Black women. We’ve seen the same template: sympathetic portraits of college-educated women juggling multiple jobs, stuck in low-wage positions, or pushed out of professional spaces they helped build. Each piece comes wrapped in t…

Trump’s “Beautiful Black Women” Lie and the Complicity That Betrays Us - Nashville PRIDE, Inc.

Donald Trump’s claim that “beautiful Black women” begged him to visit Chicago masks a history of targeted harm. His administration has rolled back civil rights protections, purged Black women from the federal workforce, and attacked prominent leaders like Letitia James and Fani Willis. Experts warn his policies threaten women’s rights and the Black middle class. The post Trump’s “Beautiful Black Women” Lie and the Complicity That Betrays Us appe…

BLK ALERTS - The White Media’s Latest Lie: Pretending Black Unemployment Is An Accident, Not A Racial Purge

Source: Anastasiia Havrysh / Getty For months, we’ve been flooded with stories about the sudden rise in Black unemployment. Nearly every one of them, from Politico to Axios to Time Magazine to MSNBC News, has focused on Black women. We’ve seen the same template: sympathetic portraits of college-educated women juggling multiple jobs, stuck in low-wage positions, or pushed out of professional spaces they helped build. Each piece comes wrapped in t…

The White Media’s Latest Lie: Pretending Black Unemployment Is An Accident, Not A Racial Purge

Source: Anastasiia Havrysh / Getty For months, we’ve been flooded with stories about the sudden rise in Black unemployment. Nearly every one of them, from Politico to Axios to Time Magazine to MSNBC News, has focused on Black women. We’ve seen the same template: sympathetic portraits of college-educated women juggling multiple jobs, stuck in low-wage positions, or pushed out of professional spaces they helped build. Each piece comes wrapped in t…