NEW (from @MonicaRAnders and I): Roughly 4.6 million, or one-in-ten Black people in the U.S., were born in a different country as of 2019, up from 3% in 1980.
Loads of interesting data in @pewscience's new report about Black Americans & health disparities, but this has got to be one of the most striking findings: 71% of Black women ages 18 to 49 report negative interactions with health care providers: https://t.co/9yg8Mwmvs8
NEW (from @MonicaRAnders and I): Roughly 4.6 million, or one-in-ten Black people in the U.S., were born in a different country as of 2019, up from 3% in 1980.
42% of Black immigrant-headed households owned their homes in 2019, matching the rate of homeownership among U.S.-born Black Americans. This is slightly lower than the rate of homeownership among all immigrants (53%) and the entire U.S. population (64%).