The Boston Globe   Black people still face challenges in
economic equality, report says   This year’s report, ‘‘Redeem
the Dream: Jobs Rebuild America,’’ identifies unemployment as
the biggest barrier to that progress.   According to the report,
released Wednesday during the league’s annual legislative
conference, 75 percent of black adults had not completed high
school 50 years ago, compared with 15 percent of black adults
today.  At the college level, there are now 3.5 times more black
students aged 18-24 enrolled, and five times as many black
adults with a college degree.    But there has been much less
change between black people and white people on the economic
ladder, with indicators such as employment, income, and home
ownership.  On average, black people remain twice as likely as
white people to be unemployed and earn less than two-thirds the
income of white people.  For every dollar that white people
earn, black people earn 60 cents, the report said.   These
include education, economics, health, soci