SOCI 101 Lecture Notes - Lecture 19: Societal Racism
9 Sep 2016
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Racial and ethnic differences/inequalities continued : why do asian"s have higher college completion than white"s, black"s, etc. Money: salary returns on education by race/ethnicity, 2014 (full-time - year-round) Less than high school: white > asian > hispanic > black. High school: white > asian (close to hispanic) > hispanic > black. Some college: white (little ahead) > asian > hispanic > black. Bachelor"s: asian > white > hispanic > black. Advanced: asian (far ahead) > white (ahead) > hispanic > black, median household income by race/ethnicity, 2014. Black: ,000, household income by race/ethnicity, married couple headed household, income per member, 2014. African americans are not at the bottom. Hispanic: ,000, median household income by race/ethnicity, households with income above. Asian: 9, ,000, percentage of workers by race/ethnicity and job category, 2012. 49% of asian workers are in managerial/professional. 20% of asian workers are sales and of ce : percentage of workers in job categories by race/ethnicity, 2015.
