Has Black entrepreneurship hit a record during Joe Biden’s presidency?

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 Has Black entrepreneurship hit a record during Joe Biden’s presidency?
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In an ad timed for Black History Month, President Joe Biden touted gains Black Americans made during his tenure. The Feb

U.S. Census Bureau and the Federal Reserve Board datasets found record levels of Black business ownership in 2021 and 2022, the most recent year available.said,:"The lowest Black unemployment rate in history. Black child poverty cut in half. Record numbers of new Black entrepreneurs. And over $130 billion in student debt forgiven.

The growth from 2020 to 2021 represented the largest percentage increase — 14.3% — of any year since 2017.The 2022 survey found that 11% of Black households held equity in a business, far higher than the previous record of 6.6% in 2016. "Even if Black business ownership continued to grow at the rate it did in 2021 — the largest percentage increase since 2017 — Black-owned businesses would still not reach parity with their population share for another 80 years," Brookings wrote.

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