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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.
When it comes to race, sociologists Eric Grodsky and Devah Pager found that education and workforce experience accounted for 52% of the wage gap between black and white men working in the public sector in 1990, and that adding occupational differences explained approximately 20% of the wage gap.