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Recent Publications
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National Minority Broadband Adoption: Comparative Trends in Adoption, Acceptance and Use
by Jon P. Gant, Nicol Turner-Lee, Ying Li, Joseph, S. Miller -
Race, Ethnicity & Health Care Reform: Achieving Equity in Our Lifetime
by Dennis P. Andrulis, Nadia J. Siddiqui, Jonathan Purtle, and Lisa Duchon -
Expanding and Accelerating the Adoption & Use of Broadband Throughout the Economy
by Nicol Turner-Lee, Contributor -
Broadband Imperatives for African Americans: Policy Recommendations to Increase Digital Adoption for Minorities and Their Communities
by Joint Center and partner organizations -
The Economic Burden of Health Inequalities in the United States
by Thomas A. LaVeist, Darrell J. Gaskin, Patrick Richard -
Asset Building in Low-Income Communities of Color, Part 2
by Wilhelmina A. Leigh, Ph.D., Anna L. Wheatley -
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Did You Know?
Did you know that only 29 percent of African American adults surveyed in an October-November 2005 Joint Center poll expected Social Security to be their major source of retirement income? Fewer of them (20 percent) expected an employer-sponsored pension plan to be their major source of income, and more (42 percent) expected that their major source of income would be their own retirement savings and investments.
Source: Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies, National Opinion Poll of African American Adults About Social Security and Wealth, 2005.