Spotlight on Women in Unions: Poverty & Opportunity Data
Health Insurance Coverage by Race/Ethnicity and Union Status, United States, 2013
| Health Insurance Coverage by Race/Ethnicity and Union Status, United States, 2013 |
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Women
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Men
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Non-union
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Union
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Non-union
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Union
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White
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52.7%
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78.0%
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61.9%
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83.8%
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Black
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53.0%
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76.3%
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54.2%
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79.2%
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Hispanic
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41.0%
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70.2%
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36.8%
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79.7%
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Asian/Pacific Islander
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51.4%
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72.9%
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62.1%
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68.7%
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Other Race or Two or More Races
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39.9%
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67.3%
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47.7%
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80.8%
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Total
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51.4%
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76.6%
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58.2%
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82.4%
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Note: Racial categories are non-Hispanic. Hispanics may be of any race or two or more races. Data include workers aged 15 and older and are three-year averages (2011–2013). Native Americans are included in “other race or two or more races”; sample sizes are insufficient to report estimates for Native Americans separately.
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Source: IWPR analysis of the Current Population Survey Annual Social and Economic Supplement.
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