July 1997
Don't Blame Technology This Time
The alleged disappearance of low-skill job opportunities in the U.S. economy has been exaggerated.
By Bennett Harrison
Everyone knows that technology and the changing requirements of employers are making unskilled workers an endangered species, right? That without at least some college education, workers in the U.S. economy on the eve of the millennium-especially persons of color-are doomed? It's a good story, and the storytellers are well meaning.
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