Laid Off and Locked Out–But Black Women Aren’t Waiting for Rescue
Economists, financial experts, and government statisticians agree: since President Donald Trump returned to office, as many as 600,000 Black women are out of work. Many were federal employees laid off due to budget cuts; some chose to leave the workforce, and others were simply pushed out. The legion of unemployed Black women has been called…
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