In the 1950s, 15.9 percent of blacks were unemployed, but only 6 percent of whites were unemployed; this was partially due to the union seniority system of the factories.
This was partially due to the union seniority system of the factories. In the 1950s, 15.9 percent of blacks were unemployed, but only 6 percent of whites were unemployed.
In the 1950s, 15.9 percent of blacks were unemployed, but only 6 percent of whites were unemployed. This was partially due to the union seniority system of the factories.
In the 1950s, 15.9 percent of blacks were unemployed, but only 6 percent of whites were unemployed. This was partially due to the union seniority system of the factories.