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While the economy-wide unemployment rate improved in May, the rate for black Americans rose to 16.8% — the highest level in a decade. The unemployment rate for Latino workers was 17.6%, while the rate for white workers was 12.4%.have pointed to America's racial wealth gap as part of the impetus behind current unrest across the nation.
"So much of this unrest, this civil unrest, is tied to economic inequality," Mellody Hobson, president and co-CEO of Ariel Investments, told CNBC last week. "That's just a fact.Prince's mission is to train under-served young adults, ages 18 to 24, on the ins and outs of trading. His students can either be attending college or recent graduates.
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