Gregory was born and raised in Detroit,Michigan.[4] He earned two degrees from Wayne State University and a PhD in economics from the University of Michigan.[5]
In 2014,the Michigan Coalition for Human Rights awarded him the Bishop H. Coleman McGehee Jr.,Lifetime Achievement Award.[6][non-primary source needed]
Selected works
Gregory,Karl D. "Some Alternatives for Reducing the Black-White Unemployment Rate Differential." The American Economic Review 66,no. 2 (1976):324–327.
Gregory,Karl D. "Brief report of the State of the Black Economy,1973." The Review of Black Political Economy 3,no. 3 (1973):3–16.
Gregory,Karl D. "A task force report on Ghana." The Review of Black Political Economy 10,no. 2 (1980):169–184.
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