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2025 hasn’t been an easy year for most, but it’s been especially difficult for Black women. Since the spring, economists estimate that more than 300,000 Black women have either exited or been pushed out of the labor force. This dramatic shift carries both immediate and long-term consequences for individuals, families, and the economy at large. women’s workgroup within the company What’s Behind…

i missed out on lots of skills as a kid that i'd love to invest my time and money into learning. but then i spend 8 hrs a day working and get home just wanting to turn my brain off and vegetate.

maybe im in the minority in that i feel like all my energy is gone after work. but i strongly suspect im not, especially among people with disabilities that make the average workday harder to cope with.

i was learning to ride a bike last summer. but finding the time to do a task that, for me, was very nerve-wracking and intensive for my whole body became very difficult.

i was hoping to take an art class this summer, but no studios nearby offer classes that fit into my work schedule.

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What Pandemic? Billionaires Are Getting Richer During COVID While the Economy and Labor Force Tank

In spite of the global COVID-19 crisis, which has put 38.6 million Americans out of work and upended entire industries, the wealthiest people in the country are thriving.

According to a new report by Americans for Tax Fairness and the Institute for Policy Studies(IPS), the nation’s 623 billionaires saw their net worth increase by $434 billion in the first two months of the pandemic thanks in…