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Children living in families where no parent has full-time, year-round employment by race (Percent) – 2007

Data Provided by: National KIDS COUNT Program

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Scale: 19% - 100%

United States
American Indian	52%
Asian or Pacific Islander	29%
Black or African American	49%
Hispanic or Latino	37%
Non-Hispanic White	27%
Two or More Races	39%
Total	33%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Alabama
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	53%
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	29%
Two or More Races	S
Total	37%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Alaska
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	31%
Two or More Races	S
Total	39%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Arizona
American Indian	60%
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	34%
Non-Hispanic White	28%
Two or More Races	35%
Total	33%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Arkansas
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	56%
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	33%
Two or More Races	S
Total	39%

Scale: 19% - 100%

California
American Indian	52%
Asian or Pacific Islander	31%
Black or African American	51%
Hispanic or Latino	37%
Non-Hispanic White	30%
Two or More Races	34%
Total	35%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Colorado
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	39%
Non-Hispanic White	26%
Two or More Races	36%
Total	31%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Connecticut
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	41%
Hispanic or Latino	48%
Non-Hispanic White	22%
Two or More Races	S
Total	29%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Delaware
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	22%
Two or More Races	S
Total	31%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Florida
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	31%
Black or African American	45%
Hispanic or Latino	32%
Non-Hispanic White	27%
Two or More Races	37%
Total	32%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Georgia
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	28%
Black or African American	45%
Hispanic or Latino	35%
Non-Hispanic White	25%
Two or More Races	35%
Total	33%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Hawaii
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	33%
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	32%
Two or More Races	33%
Total	32%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Idaho
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	29%
Two or More Races	S
Total	32%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Illinois
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	25%
Black or African American	54%
Hispanic or Latino	31%
Non-Hispanic White	24%
Two or More Races	37%
Total	31%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Indiana
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	52%
Hispanic or Latino	35%
Non-Hispanic White	28%
Two or More Races	41%
Total	32%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Iowa
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	43%
Non-Hispanic White	24%
Two or More Races	S
Total	27%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Kansas
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	37%
Non-Hispanic White	23%
Two or More Races	S
Total	27%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Kentucky
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	54%
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	36%
Two or More Races	S
Total	38%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Louisiana
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	52%
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	32%
Two or More Races	S
Total	40%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Maine
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	31%
Two or More Races	S
Total	33%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Maryland
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	26%
Black or African American	38%
Hispanic or Latino	27%
Non-Hispanic White	21%
Two or More Races	30%
Total	28%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Massachusetts
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	28%
Black or African American	50%
Hispanic or Latino	56%
Non-Hispanic White	26%
Two or More Races	S
Total	32%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Michigan
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	28%
Black or African American	56%
Hispanic or Latino	46%
Non-Hispanic White	30%
Two or More Races	46%
Total	36%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Minnesota
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	35%
Black or African American	55%
Hispanic or Latino	39%
Non-Hispanic White	23%
Two or More Races	45%
Total	28%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Mississippi
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	58%
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	29%
Two or More Races	S
Total	43%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Missouri
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	50%
Hispanic or Latino	35%
Non-Hispanic White	27%
Two or More Races	41%
Total	31%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Montana
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	30%
Two or More Races	S
Total	34%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Nebraska
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	36%
Non-Hispanic White	21%
Two or More Races	S
Total	26%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Nevada
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	33%
Non-Hispanic White	28%
Two or More Races	S
Total	32%

Scale: 19% - 100%

New Hampshire
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	26%
Two or More Races	S
Total	27%

Scale: 19% - 100%

New Jersey
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	22%
Black or African American	45%
Hispanic or Latino	34%
Non-Hispanic White	22%
Two or More Races	32%
Total	28%

Scale: 19% - 100%

New Mexico
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	40%
Non-Hispanic White	31%
Two or More Races	S
Total	38%

Scale: 19% - 100%

New York
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	28%
Black or African American	47%
Hispanic or Latino	43%
Non-Hispanic White	25%
Two or More Races	42%
Total	33%

Scale: 19% - 100%

North Carolina
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	24%
Black or African American	48%
Hispanic or Latino	36%
Non-Hispanic White	26%
Two or More Races	41%
Total	33%

Scale: 19% - 100%

North Dakota
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	22%
Two or More Races	S
Total	28%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Ohio
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	24%
Black or African American	59%
Hispanic or Latino	46%
Non-Hispanic White	29%
Two or More Races	46%
Total	34%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Oklahoma
American Indian	43%
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	40%
Non-Hispanic White	31%
Two or More Races	38%
Total	35%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Oregon
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	32%
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	40%
Non-Hispanic White	33%
Two or More Races	37%
Total	35%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Pennsylvania
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	31%
Black or African American	55%
Hispanic or Latino	52%
Non-Hispanic White	26%
Two or More Races	48%
Total	33%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Rhode Island
American Indian	100%
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	26%
Two or More Races	S
Total	34%

Scale: 19% - 100%

South Carolina
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	46%
Hispanic or Latino	31%
Non-Hispanic White	27%
Two or More Races	S
Total	34%

Scale: 19% - 100%

South Dakota
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	19%
Two or More Races	S
Total	26%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Tennessee
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	52%
Hispanic or Latino	37%
Non-Hispanic White	31%
Two or More Races	S
Total	36%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Texas
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	26%
Black or African American	46%
Hispanic or Latino	36%
Non-Hispanic White	25%
Two or More Races	38%
Total	33%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Utah
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	28%
Non-Hispanic White	22%
Two or More Races	S
Total	24%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Vermont
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	30%
Two or More Races	S
Total	31%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Virginia
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	26%
Black or African American	43%
Hispanic or Latino	33%
Non-Hispanic White	22%
Two or More Races	33%
Total	28%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Washington
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	34%
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	41%
Non-Hispanic White	31%
Two or More Races	38%
Total	35%

Scale: 19% - 100%

West Virginia
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	37%
Two or More Races	S
Total	38%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Wisconsin
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	33%
Black or African American	57%
Hispanic or Latino	36%
Non-Hispanic White	24%
Two or More Races	40%
Total	29%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Wyoming
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	30%
Two or More Races	S
Total	32%

Scale: 19% - 100%

District of Columbia
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	S
Hispanic or Latino	S
Non-Hispanic White	S
Two or More Races	S
Total	43%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Puerto Rico
American Indian	S
Asian or Pacific Islander	S
Black or African American	63%
Hispanic or Latino	55%
Non-Hispanic White	S
Two or More Races	S
Total	55%

Scale: 19% - 100%

Virgin Islands
American Indian	N.A.
Asian or Pacific Islander	N.A.
Black or African American	N.A.
Hispanic or Latino	N.A.
Non-Hispanic White	N.A.
Two or More Races	N.A.
Total	N.A.

Definitions: The share of all children under age 18 living in families where no parent has regular, full-time employment. For children living in single-parent families, this means the resident parent did not work at least 35 hours per week, at least 50 weeks in the 12 months prior to the survey. For children living in married-couple families, this means neither parent worked at least 35 hours per week, at least 50 weeks in the 12 months prior to the survey. Children living with neither parent were listed as not having secure parental employment because those children are likely to be economically vulnerable. Children under age 18 who are householders, spouses of householders, or unmarried partners of householders were excluded from this analysis. This measure is very similar to the measure called "Secure Parental Employment," used by the Federal Interagency Forum on Child and Family Statistics in its publication America's Children: Key National Indicators of Well-Being. More...

Data Source: Population Reference Bureau, analysis of data from the U.S. Census Bureau, Census 2000 Supplementary Survey, 2001 Supplementary Survey, 2002 through 2007 American Community Survey. The data for this measure come from the 2000 and 2001 Supplementary Survey and the 2002 through 2007 American Community Survey (ACS). The 2000 through 2004 ACS surveyed approximately 700,000 households monthly during each calendar year. In general but particularly for these years, use caution when interpreting estimates for less populous states or indicators representing small sub-populations, where the sample size is relatively small. Beginning in January 2005, the U.S. Census Bureau expanded the ACS sample to 3 million households (full implementation), and in January 2006 the ACS included group quarters. The ACS, fully implemented, is designed to provide annually updated social, economic, and housing data for states and communities. (Such local-area data have traditionally been collected once every ten years in the long form of the decennial census.) Race/ethnic groups represented in this table are not mutually exclusive. The category of white includes only non-Hispanic white. The categories Black or African American, American Indian, and Asian and Pacific Islander include both Hispanic and non-Hispanic. Those in the Hispanic or Latino category include those identified as being in one of the non-White race groups More...

Footnotes: Updated May 2013.
S - Estimates suppressed when the confidence interval around the percentage is greater than or equal to 10 percentage points. N.A. – Data not available.
A 90 percent confidence interval for each estimate can be found at Children living in families where no parent has full-time, year-round employment by race.

Note: The District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands are not included in maps and rankings because they are not states and therefore comparisons on many indicators of child well being are not meaningful.

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