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... percent , of the total . Of $ 145.4 billion in stock ownership , Blacks held only $ 200 million , or .14 percent . United States families in 1966 held total accumulated assets of $ 970.1 billion - Blacks held only 1.9 percent of that ...
... percent , of the total . Of $ 145.4 billion in stock ownership , Blacks held only $ 200 million , or .14 percent . United States families in 1966 held total accumulated assets of $ 970.1 billion - Blacks held only 1.9 percent of that ...
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... percent of the nation's businesses- 163,000 in all - but those businesses only employed 152,000 people in addition to the managers , which shows how small most of the businesses were . That's only about .3 percent of their own people ...
... percent of the nation's businesses- 163,000 in all - but those businesses only employed 152,000 people in addition to the managers , which shows how small most of the businesses were . That's only about .3 percent of their own people ...
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... percentages of these Blacks who expect more out of life than they put in ? Are the percentages : 75 percent , 85 percent , 91 percent ? Or is it more , or is it less ? ( You can check it out . ) But first check yourself out and then ...
... percentages of these Blacks who expect more out of life than they put in ? Are the percentages : 75 percent , 85 percent , 91 percent ? Or is it more , or is it less ? ( You can check it out . ) But first check yourself out and then ...
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