Black Millennials Not Keeping Up With Peers
While Millennials are coveted by marketers and consumer goods companies, young adults of color are not equally sharing in the benefits of Millennials' economic popularity.
The University of Chicago looks into the day-to-day economic lives of Millennials, their economic dreams and fears, and their own thoughts about their future - emphasizing how race and ethnicity influence how young adults or Millennials experience and think about the world.
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