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Seven Percent Is the Wrong Number to Panic About

October 08, 2026
by
truthseekerx

On October 2, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that Black unemployment rose from 6.0 percent to 7.0 percent in a single month [1][2]. The takes arrived on schedule. One camp called it a crisis. The other called it statistical static and went back to lunch. Both were wrong in ways that matter, and both

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