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The Contract with Black Georgia: A Vision for Justice and Equality

Introduction Georgia's African-American community has stood strong and resilient despite overwhelming obstacles. From voting hurdles to systemic barriers, the community has fought tirelessly for democracy. Now, it is time to forge a new path forward. The Contract with Black Georgia presents an action-oriented roadmap to facilitate justice, equality, and enhanced

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A Troubling Shift: The Future of Minority-Owned Firms in the Wake of Legal Decisions

Introduction In the business arena, it's often said that some are playing checkers while others are engaged in the multifaceted game of three-dimensional chess. The recent actions taken by the Small Business Administration (SBA) and subsequent court rulings have thrown a sharp and concerning spotlight on minority-owned firms' access to

Addressing Resource Inequities: Examining Under-Resourced Zip Codes in Bexar County

Examining resource inequities in under-resourced Bexar County zip codes reveals disparities in essential resources. We can uplift these communities for equitable development with a holistic approach and strategic partnerships.

Equitable Growth Fund and NBCSL: The Powerful Alliance

Uniting against resource deserts, NBCSL, NOBEL Women & the Equitable Growth Fund strive for a fairer, resource-rich America for all.

The Significant Impact of PBMs on Pharmaceutical Access: Dissecting Pharmacy Deserts and Health Inequities

Today's health systems are an intricate network of various stakeholders, each playing a pivotal role in shaping the healthcare experience for patients. One such crucial element is Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs). However, their impact on shaping "pharmacy deserts" and fueling health inequities needs in-depth exploration. Understanding Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs)

Washington DC's Resource Vulnerability Index: A Closer Look at Resource Accessibility

The Resource Vulnerability Index (RVI) reveals resource disparities in Washington, DC. Some zip codes have high RVI scores, while others face critical vulnerability. Addressing socioeconomic disparities and healthcare inequities is crucial for a more equitable future.

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