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This interview quotes a $26,000 annual income difference in this region of North Carolina for hispanic females! Significant differences were also found found for black womwn and men and hispanic men. It turns out the workforce networks found in the data do not overlap and this keeps people already experiencing barriers to grow their income differently from where they are currently. Making overt outreach to people in these other networks is the only way to break this cycle of segregation. www.wunc.org/business-economy/2021-09-27/in-the-cape-fear-region-segregated-networks-are-driving-... ...

In the Cape Fear region, segregated networks are driving two separate economies according to CFC report

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The non-profit Cape Fear Collective recently came out with a landmark study on equity in southeastern North Carolina, using data from the census and other surveys. The findings speak to a community still defined by segregation and inequality. WHQR's Kelly Kenoyer spoke with data analyst Dante Haywoo...

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ICYMI, the The News & Observer had an article on the new Pauli Murray documentary. It will be available on Amazon Prime on October 1. Plan to carve out some time to watch it! ...

Who was Pauli Murray? Documentary shines a light on ‘multifaceted’ pioneer’s legacy

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The new film “My Name is Pauli Murray” tells the story of an influential North Carolinian known for her many “firsts.”

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