Pay gaps and tokenism in early black graduate hiring
Black graduates face scarce supply in fields like engineering and business, with some pay premiums as high as 10 to 20 percent. Recruiters report starting salaries similar or higher for Negroes than whites, while concerns about tokenism and window dressing surface from several college placement directors.
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Morgan State College
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University of Tennessee
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