This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the experiences and well-being of Black families in the United States, utilizing the UNC-Gallup data and structured around the 3Ps Framework: Protection, Promotion, and Preservation. The findings highlight the diversity within Black communities, examining many outcomes by racial identity and urbanicity, and emphasize the ongoing impact of racism and structural inequalities across various regions and settings.
Overall, the report underscores the necessity of targeted policies and practices to protect, promote, and preserve the well-being of Black families, recognizing the complexity and richness of their lived experiences across the country—and most importantly, delivering on the promise of equality.
