Race, Work, and Opportunity in America

Explore a thought-provoking panel discussion on racial disparities in the American labor market and their implications for economic opportunity. Delve into the experiences of Black workers in the United States, examining unemployment rates, educational attainment, and career advancement. Hear from expert speakers, including Ryan P. Haygood, Debra Plousha Moore, Don Tomaskovic-Devey, and Tanya Wallace-Gobern, as they discuss the challenges faced by Black Americans in the workforce and potential solutions for creating a more equitable labor market. Gain insights into topics such as healthcare, worker centers, cultural shifts, and ongoing challenges in achieving racial equality in employment. Join the conversation on improving economic opportunities for working people and understanding the complexities of race and work in America.

Introduction
Steve Patrick
Panel Introduction
Panel Overview
Main Findings
Health Care
Worker Centers
The Unfinished Business
Two Main Challenges
Whats Changed
Culture Shifts