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A Silent Crisis: Black Women’s Unemployment Rate Climbs to 7.5%, The Highest Since 2021

a thoughtful businesswoman By Kimberly Wilson ·Updated September 7, 2025 Getting your Trinity Audio player ready…

Another Friday, another jobs report. 

Another reminder that when the economy gets shaky, we feel it first and we feel it hardest. And most importantly, a reality check that no

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