Danielle Jennings
In February 2026, the unemployment rate for Black women reached a high of 7.7%, and those are not just numbers; they are the cause of a national health crisis.
January 2025 was not only the beginning of Donald Trump’s second (and as accurately predicted, disastrous) term, it was also the beginning of an epidemic impacting Black women more than any other group — the staggering unemployment rate that currently shows no signs of relief in the foreseeable future.
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