Black, Hispanic, and Asian workers' share in the ad industry in NYC 2022

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J. G. Navarro,
Aug 12, 2024

In 2022, Black people accounted for an estimated 7.7 percent of New York City's advertising industry workers and 20.7 percent of the city's overall workforce. Hispanic and Asian workers' share in the local ad market stood below 15 and 11 percent, while they respectively accounted for over 27 and 15 percent of New York's total workforce.

Percentages of Black, Hispanic, and Asian workers in the advertising industry compared to the overall workforce in New York City in 2022

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June 2024

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United States (New York)

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2022

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