Statistical Brief: Blacks in America — 1992
Statistical Brief: Blacks in America — 1992
Report Number: SB/94-12
The Black population in the United States numbered 31.4 million in March 1992, comprising 13 percent of the Nation’s total. This Brief uses data collected by the March 1992 Current Population Survey (CPS) to explore the state of Blacks in America. It examines how their situation changed between March 1980 and 1992, as well as how their condition compares with that of the White population.
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