Race and Economy

Majorities of young people, independent of race, perceive problems with systemic racism and systemic discrimination, according to the GenForward survey.

But that extra $600 a week in federal unemployment benefits, which has been critical for millions, is set to run out at the end of July.

Some critics say the entire genre needs a serious overhaul because of the way it glosses over police brutality.

Many companies are committing to diversifying the workforce. But if previous efforts have failed, will this time be different?

In the last few weeks, several historic films have come under increased scrutiny.

Some corporations made the move just days ago.

A new effort taps behavioral science to keep more renters in their homes.

Juneteenth dates back to 1865, and it is a celebration specifically of the end of slavery in Texas, which was one of the last holdouts.

The co-founder of Netflix and his wife hope their donations will help “reverse generations of inequality.”

In an “open letter to economists,” Howard University professor and Chief Economist for the AFL-CIO William Spriggs asked his fellow economists to consider how the profession views race.