Inflation hits Black Americans harder, study finds
Black households are more exposed to inflation fluctuations than their white peers, according to a study published by the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. The differences, while not overwhelming, are not trivial either, the study authors wrote. "Black families, especially those without an employed college graduate, are affected the most by inflation…
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