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Data on African Americans from the Decennial Census

^{Cf. Brown when enforced}

Number of black	in 1960	in 1970	Increase from 1960	Ratio 1970/1960
Lawyers	2180	3379	1199	1.6
Doctors	4706	11436	6730	2.4
Policemen	9391	23796	14405	2.5
Electricians	4978	14145	9167	2.8
Bank Tellers	n/a	10663
Architects	233	1258	1025	5.4
Clergymen	13955	13030	-925	0.9
College Professors	5415	16810	11395	3.1
Dentists	1998	2098	100	1.1
Social Workers	14276	33869	19593	2.4
Carpenters	3672	44529	40857	12.1
Teachers	122163	223263	101100	1.8
Social Scientists	1069	3088	2019	2.9
Pharmicists	1069	3088	1039	1.7
Nurses	32034	62325	30291	1.9

[note in the margins next to the table above] et. Brown when enforced

Source: 1960 Census of Population and 1970 Census of Population
Characteristics of Population, United States Summary
U.S. Census Bureau

Real wages for black women textile workers in South Carolina

	in 1960	in 1970	Increase from 1960	Ratio 1970/1960
Average daily real wages	9.5	13.5	4	1.4

Source: Heckman, J. J., Payner, B. S. 1989. "Determining the Impact of Federal Antidscrimination Policy on the Economic Status of Blacks: A Study of South Carolina." The American Economic Review, Volume 79, Issue 1 (March), pp. 138-177.