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The Racial Wage Gap Between Black And White Workers Is Getting Worse Pay for black workers lags behind that of white peers more than it did in 1979.
How Does the Wage Gap Harm Black Women? Median wages for Black women in the United States are $36,203 per year, compared to median wages of $57,204 annually for white, non-Hispanic men. This amounts to a difference of $21,001 each year.8 These lost wages mean Black women and their families