IDENTITY/IDENTIFICATION Identity/identification
Gender - identification 80
African 82.6% 60
40
Others 1.7% Immigrant
Sex
20 Count
5.8% Blackman/Woman
Male 0
9.9%
Female
African
Blackman/Woman
Immigrant
Other
Indentification
Of 172 respondents who indicated their preferred identity/identification, 8 out of 10 (or 82.6%) said they preferred ‘African man/woman’ while 9.9% said they preferred ‘Black woman/man’. There are no significant gender differences in the preferred identities of the respondents. A small minority (5.8%) said they would rather be called ‘Immigrant’ while one respondent each desired to be identified as ‘Just me’, ‘Anyone’ and ‘Nigerian’. ECONOMIC STATUS
Employment status In between jobs 5.2% Full-time parent 6.4%
Employed 22.0%
Student
Self-employed
32.9%
6.9%
Unemployed 26.6%