Chart: A more comprehensive look at employment losses among women: Change in employment to population ratio for select workers by race, ethnicity, and gender, February to September 2020

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A more comprehensive look at employment losses among women: Change in employment to population ratio for select workers by race, ethnicity, and gender, February to September 2020

	Epop change, Feb–Sep
All men	-4.6
All women	-5.0

White men	-4.0
White women	-4.2
Black women	-8.3
Latina women	-8.4

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Note: Workers age 20 years and over. Race and ethnic categories are not mutually exclusive. White and Black data do not exclude Latinx workers of each race.

Source: EPI analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) Household Data Table A-1, Table A-2, and Table A-3.

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