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Psychology’s workforce is becoming more diverse

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American Psychological Association. (2020, November 1). Datapoint: Psychology’s workforce is becoming more diverse. Monitor on Psychology, 51(8). https://www.apa.org/monitor/2020/11/datapoint-diverse

More people of color are earning psychology degrees, a trend that is en­hancing the diversity of the psychology workforce. While overall most psychologists are still White (84%), in 2018 racial and ethnic minorities represented 26% of psychologists under age 36, compared with 8% of those over age 50.1

Graph depicting that in 2018 racial and ethnic minorities represented 26% of psychologists under age 36, compared with 8% of those over age 50.

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