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The document provides an analysis of the African American male workforce in Milwaukee County as of December 2009, highlighting significant unemployment disparities compared to white and Hispanic males. It reports that 16.4% of African American males were unemployed, with higher rates among younger age groups. The document also discusses labor force participation by education level, the impact of firm closures and layoffs, and the increasing reliance on social assistance programs like W-2 and FoodShare. Additionally, it critiques local misinterpretations of jobless statistics that inaccurately inflate unemployment rates for African American males by including non-labor force participants.

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