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If by welfare, you mean the TANF program, in 2010 there was a total of around 4.4million people of all races receiving aid. If 34% of recipients are black, that means around 1.5 million black people are on TANF. There are about 9.4 million black households in the United States. Therefore the percentage of black households that are on TANF would be close to 16%. The actual number of people might be different depending on the average number of people in a household.

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