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The Reality of Being One of 600,000 Black Women Out of Work
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The Reality of Being One of 600,000 Black Women Out of Work
Video Produced by Shernay Williams/ Word In Black. Cover art photos courtesy Shana Pinnock-Glover and victorzastolskiy/Canva. It’s been a year since data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics started to reveal a dark trend: Black women are losing their jobs at alarming rates. The unemployment numbers, notably among college-educated Black women, continued to increase as we entered fall 2025, with some data analysts reporting that up to 600,0…
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