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Kyna Tam
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Feb 26th, 2019

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Woman in trailer kitchen in Pine Ridge reservation

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Usually having a job would be the only way of earning money, but there are some casinos that have helped some tribes. But it's not that effective.

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This mostly includes the discrimination that still continues and the lack of education the Native Americans are able to revive. Also the lack of investments put into these reservations

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The rate of tribal unemployment was at 40%, but then during 2016, it had improved to 12% nationwide. But people living in places further from cities were going through more difficult circumstances with unemployment. The more successful people moved out into the cities. The average unemployment rate in the tribal areas of Arizona were said to be 21% in 2016, but in the Hopi reservation, the unemployment rate was about 60%. With the limit amount of jobs available to the people in the area and that people going for the same jobs, so people usually try to keep their jobs after getting one since it's hard to get one.

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/1k9Q1NBQiCOaNhcwtHP_ByaNV6HoBK6Ng4uHQkSzqxFI/edit

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The U.S jobless rate of American Indians(Native Americans) and Alaska Natives 8.9% in 2016

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Native Americans and Americans unemployment rate by regions, during early 2013

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Native Americans and Americans unemployment rate by regions, during early 2013

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Video on Unemployment of Native Americans

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Video on Unemployment of Native Americans

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Unemployment rate for Native Americans remains high | Cronkite News

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Graph of Native American and American unemployment rates

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Graph of Native American and American unemployment rates