Problem Solved: How the Illusion of Reform Perpetuates Black Working Poverty

Black unemployment rates in the United States are at record lows. But is it time to celebrate? Problem Solved examines Black job seekers' experience in the modern labor market. Drawing on years of fieldwork and interviews with Black working-class job seekers in Inglewood, California--a historically Black city remade by stadiums, a new federal jobs system, and the promise of online work--author Jasmine D. Hill explores what a racialized consciousness can and cannot do in the face of inequali...