More than a year after the coronavirus outbreak began, many Black Americans continue to reel from the economic fallout. But the impact on Black Americans has varied, with the college educated and those who are older faring slightly better than Black adults with lower levels of education and those who are younger, according to a Pew Research Center survey.

For example, 49% of Black Americans with a college degree say their personal financial situation is in excellent or good shape, compared with 30% of those with some college experience or less who say the same. Also, since the outbreak began, about four-in-ten Black adults under 50 say they have experienced some form of job or wage loss, compared with only 19% of Black adults 50 and older.