Derek Thompson
The Atlantic - Nov 6 2013
Let's begin with the fact that black unemployment is higher than
Hispanic unemployment, which itself is higher than white unemployment.
This hasn't just been true for the last year, or the last decade. It's
been true for the last four decades and beyond.
And we'll continue with the fact that, when you look at participation
rates over the same 40 years, Hispanic men work more often than white
men, who consistently work more than black men. Among women, the trend
has been the mirror opposite and just as unchanging. Black women have
consistently worked more often than white women, who have consistently
worked more often than Hispanic women.
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