We report a dependence of the photoabsorption cross section as measured by total electron yield at the Fe and Co $3p$ thresholds on the sign of the magnetization for p-polarized light at oblique incidence. Peak-to-peak asymmetries up to 4% are observed. The asymmetry increases towards grazing incidence, where the total sample current is smallest. The transverse magneto-optic Kerr effect measured simultaneously shows a peak-to-peak asymmetry of up to 23% at the Co $3p$ threshold. The dichroism is used to image magnetic domains on an Fe(100) surface in a photoelectron emission microscope.
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