Black Americans show progress in education gaps report
Census data indicate gains in college enrollment for Blacks from 1967 to 1972 though overall gaps persist with whites in education income and employment measured. The report notes 727000 Blacks enrolled in college in 1972, double 1967, and median Black family income near 5000 while poverty and unemployment remain higher than whites.
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