The Hamilton Project @hamiltonproject.org · Feb 9 Over the course of 2025, the share of prime-age Black women in the labor force who were unemployed for 27 or more weeks increased by 2 percentage points, while long-term unemployment for other prime-age women remained flat.
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Young adult men (ages 20–24) with a bachelor’s degree or higher are more likely to be unemployed than their female counterparts, and the difference between young men and women’s 12-month average unemployment rate increased over the course of 2025.