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Niki vonLockett e, associate professor of public policy and African American studies, wi ll present "Assessing the Impact of Systemic Inequality on Racial I ncome Inequality in Metropolitan Labor Markets" Thursday, October 2 1 at Noon via Zoom.

vonLockette's work examines th e impact of residential segregation on unemployment and wages for Black and Latino workers in metropolitan areas (economic geography, city and c ommunity), and the effects of workplace occupational segregation on work er attitudes (work and occupations).

The National Academy of Scien ce awarded her a HUD post-doctoral fellowship to study the impact of res idential segregation on the race gap in unemployment. She has served as a consultant for the U.S. Departments of Labor and Commerce and the Fede ral Reserve Bank of Chicago.

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