- The data show that Blacks are more likely to hold non-traditional jobs (jobs in which Blacks are underrepresented) if they graduated from desegregated schools.
- 1/3 of Black male graduates of desegregated schools are in non-traditional professions, compared to only 1/5 of Black male graduates of segregated schools.
- No relationship was found for Black women.
- Blacks in non-traditional jobs earn more money than those in traditional jobs.
- Blacks from desegregated schools have higher incomes.
- Blacks with White friends have access to information about jobs.
- Black graduates of desegregated schools have more knowledge about jobs.