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Oct. 28: Study finds Black Allen County residents lag in pay, secondary education, homeownership

FORT WAYNE — A study has found that Black Allen County residents aren't faring as well economically as others, but it also showed some bright spots, according to the head of the Fort Wayne Urban League.

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Oct. 28: Study finds Black Allen County residents lag in pay, secondary education, homeownership

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