From 2017 to 2018, 29.9% of white workers surveyed said they could work from home, compared to 19.7% of black of African American workers and 16.2% of Latino workers.

The work-from-home craze threatens to create another segregated societal system that could put ... 23.7% of white, 18.6% of Black and 13.9% of Hispanic workers teleworked during the study period ...

Black women also have disproportionate child-care burdens compared with other races — they are more likely to be single moms and they’re paid substantially less than White and Asian women ...

Even on her worst days, Joselyn Ink prefers working from home. She works at a nonprofit in Los Angeles that, she said, "has a 100% turnover rate for Black staff." "They've never had more than five ...

If you started working from home in the last 16 months, you’re in good company. Over 100 million Americans 1 transitioned from in-person to remote work during the pandemic. And if you hope to ...

“Home became a safe space for Black workers in the last year,” said Joseph B. Hill, managing partner of JB5C, a diversity, equity and inclusion consulting firm based in Atlanta.

For decades, black parents have told their children that in order to succeed despite racial discrimination, they need to be “twice as good”: twice as smart, twice as dependable, twice as talented.