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The American Worker: How Race And Policy Impact Regional Inequality
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9:39Now PlayingHow does where you live have a big impact on the kind of jobs that are available, how much they pay and how much racial discrimination stands in your way?
A a new report by The Hamilton Project details "the ways that the spatial distribution of the black population has evolved over time and the ways that spatial distribution has interacted with policy to, at times, reduce and exacerbate levels of inequality."
During Tuesday's edition of #RolandMartinUnfiltered, Roland spoke with Bradley Hardy, a Ph.D. Economist from American University about the findings of hist Hamilton Project report, "The Historical Role of Race and Policy for Regional Inequality"
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