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Fact:
Americans' expectations for their personal financial situations have recovered from the low point of four years ago. 63% say they expect to be better off a year from now, up from 52% in late May/early June 2008. 18% say they will be financially worse off in a year, this is lowest since 2003.
—Gallup, May 2012

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Fact: Economy
In 2010, 15.8 percent of black Americans were unemployed, 8.5 percent of white Americans were unemployed.
—TIME