And because that twelve, eleven points was added on top of a higher number for black workers, the black rate was still higher than the white unemployment rate. And again, given that the majority of black households are renters and that owners — not to diminish the risk that owners face as well, because we saw during the Great Recession that a disproportionate number of the foreclosures happened among African-American homeowners and that, too, being tied to another kind of systemic discrimination whereby black homeowners were given higher cost loans and more predatory loans that put them at greater risk.