Automation will negatively affect African American workers more than whites
October 7, 2019
A new employment outlook report published by McKinsey & Co. says African Americans, particularly males, will be disproportionately affected by automation for three reasons: 1. They hold more support jobs that will be more easily automated; 2. They have a current unemployment rate roughly double white workers; and 3. They live in parts of the country that are expected to see slower growth.
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