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		By: James Davis		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Good Data is never Unimportant!

The major reason that the unemployment numbers be accurate, is funding decisions are made, based on the published number promoted by the mainstream media. Contrast the true rate of unemployment, which is 18% with the mainstream media &quot;official&quot; rate of 11.1%. Debates over whether to extend the $600.00 unemployment benefits, which end on July 31st and the $1200 stimulus check payment, will be impacted by the unemployment rate promoted by the mainstream media. That 18% rate places the African American rate at 23%, which means 23 out of every 100 blacks can&#039;t find full-time work.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good Data is never Unimportant!</p>
<p>The major reason that the unemployment numbers be accurate, is funding decisions are made, based on the published number promoted by the mainstream media. Contrast the true rate of unemployment, which is 18% with the mainstream media &#8220;official&#8221; rate of 11.1%. Debates over whether to extend the $600.00 unemployment benefits, which end on July 31st and the $1200 stimulus check payment, will be impacted by the unemployment rate promoted by the mainstream media. That 18% rate places the African American rate at 23%, which means 23 out of every 100 blacks can&#8217;t find full-time work.</p>
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		By: R Hogan		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[To me it doesn&#039;t matter if you use the u3 or the U6 African-Americans unemployment rate will still be in the double digits. Focusing on the data doesn&#039;t matter because African-American numbers will still be skewed and disproportionate. The real data for decreasing unemployment will be seeing an increase number of African American people in position of power and Leadership. Increasing the number of dollars that go into the low income areas where education is not so prevalent. I also like to see tax credit given to any business that operate in the minority communities and even more of a tax break if they hire a certain percentage from communities of color. I guess I&#039;m not interested in the accuracy of the unemployment numbers or which bucket will they be in. I am interested in ensuring that unemployment goes down in the African American community.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>To me it doesn&#8217;t matter if you use the u3 or the U6 African-Americans unemployment rate will still be in the double digits. Focusing on the data doesn&#8217;t matter because African-American numbers will still be skewed and disproportionate. The real data for decreasing unemployment will be seeing an increase number of African American people in position of power and Leadership. Increasing the number of dollars that go into the low income areas where education is not so prevalent. I also like to see tax credit given to any business that operate in the minority communities and even more of a tax break if they hire a certain percentage from communities of color. I guess I&#8217;m not interested in the accuracy of the unemployment numbers or which bucket will they be in. I am interested in ensuring that unemployment goes down in the African American community.</p>
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