The real silent majority

Article Abstract:

The recession that began in 1989 particularly hurt middle-class blacks. Many were laid off in larger numbers than their white counterparts and remained unemployed for longer periods. Although they share many similarities with the white middle-class, the black middle-class still believe they receive less opportunities.

Analysis, Demographic aspects, African Americans, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Race relations, Middle classes, Middle class

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The new singles

Article Abstract:

About 61% of Chicago citizens are single, which reflects a nationwide trend. The average marrying age of men and women has moved up, and a breakdown in communication between the sexes discourages many from dating and finding the right person.

Social aspects, Cover Story, Marriage, Single people

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