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California Racial Equity Scorecard

Click on the indicator name to see the disaggregated data by race and do Turn the Curve planning to reduce racial disparities.

The data presented here is pulled directly from the National Equity Atlas. The National Equity Atlas is America's most detailed report card on racial and economic equity, designed to equip movement leaders and policymakers with actionable data and strategies to advance racial equity and shared prosperity. The Atlas is produced through a partnership between PolicyLink and the USC Equity Research Institute (ERI).

Economic Vitality
CA
Wages: Median: In an equitable economy, all workers would earn a living wage, without systematic differences by race and gender
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CA
Median hourly wage - All
I
2017
$69
2
-13%
CA
Unemployment: In an equitable economy, everyone who wants to work would have a good job
R
Time Period
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CA
Unemployment rate - All
I
2017
15%
2
-61%
CA
Poverty: No one should experience poverty or economic insecurity
R
Time Period
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CA
Percent of people below 200% poverty - All
I
2017
44%
1
7%
Readiness
CA
Educational attainment: Educational equity is key to building a strong, resilient workforce
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Time Period
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CA
Percent with a BA degree or greater - All
I
2017
33%
2
18%
CA
Disconnected youth: All young people should be educated, healthy, and ready to thrive in the workforce
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CA
Percent of 16 to 24 year olds not working or in school - All
I
2017
12%
2
-25%
CA
School poverty: All youth should attend economically diverse, well-resourced schools
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Time Period
Current Actual Value
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CA
Percent of students in high-poverty schools - All
I
2017
39%
2
56%
Connectedness
CA
Air pollution: All residents should live in healthy, safe neighborhoods
R
Time Period
Current Actual Value
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CA
Air pollution exposure - All
I
2017
70
1
-14%
CA
Commute time: All workers should have reasonable commutes
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Time Period
Current Actual Value
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CA
Average travel time to work (minutes) - All
I
2017
29
1
4%
CA
Eliminate rent burden: If renters weren’t paying too much rent, they could spend more on family needs and in the community
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Time Period
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CA
Percent with gross rent more than 30 percent of household income - All
I
2017
55%
2
28%

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