New Brief Warns Industrial Policy Rollbacks Threaten Black Workers' Economic Mobility

New Brief Warns Industrial Policy Rollbacks Threaten Black Workers' Economic Mobility

The Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies warns that federal industrial policy investments aimed at advancing economic opportunity for Black communities are under threat, as the Trump administration eliminates key diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) provisions and slows the disbursement of funding. The post New Brief Warns Industrial Policy Rollbacks Threaten Black Workers’ Economic Mobility appeared first on The Washington Informer.

Shifting the Narrative on Industrial Policy: Opportunities for Genuine Economic Mobility and Good Jobs for Black Communities - Joint Center

By Gabrielle Smith Finnie, Ph.D. The brief, Shifting the Narrative on Industrial Policy: Opportunities for Genuine Economic Mobility and Good Jobs for Black Communities, examines how recent federal investments in these sectors can be utilized to create quality jobs and long-term economic mobility for Black workers. Recent federal investments in expanding high-growth industries, such as