Between 1930 and 1940, at the height of the Depression, when 40% of Black Americans were unemployed and racism was enshrined in law — the Black community had the highest marriage rate of any group in America.

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Between 1930 and 1940, at the height of the Depression, when 40% of Black Americans were unemployed and racism was enshrined in law — the Black community had the highest marriage… pic.twitter.com/RbRgSLK4OQ

— Bob Woodson (@BobWoodson) May 12, 2026