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Sure it is, but it's dishonest to say the lower rate is purely on the current administration when it was already trending downward. Now if the rate had been much higher and was either remaining average or some upward spikes here and there, you can claim the Trump effect if there were a clear downward trend during his administration. So what specifically has he done that's led to African American unemployment?
Your problem is you cannot give Trump economic policy any credit although the American people have and will. Context matters, over 1.5 million fewer under employed Americans under Trump and 2% full reduction in African American unemployment. I will be voting for Trump as will many more African Americans than in 2016. Downward trends don't put food on the table, quality jobs do