Federal job cuts disrupt a stable retirement picture for many workers, including Black Americans

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  Much of the Black middle class was built by federal jobs. That may change.

  Major cuts by the Trump administration, led by Elon Musk’s DOGE, are threatening a path to Black financial stability once offered by federal jobs.
  
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  Federal workers in limbo over DOGE cuts

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