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Congressional districts with the highest black populations received up to $13 billion dollars less in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) funding than districts with the lowest percentage of black residents.

The 10 congressional districts with the lowest black populations got over 64,000 more PPP loans than the 10 districts with the most black residents, analysis of federal data by advocacy group Accountable.US found.

The predominately black districts got as much as $23 billion in funding as of July 20th compared with $36 billion for the non-black districts.

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