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Isn't there lasting damage to all businesses that aren't big corporations (who can better weather the storm, navigate stimulus help, etc.)? Why would the impact
by throwawaysea 6y ago
Isn't there lasting damage to all businesses that aren't big corporations (who can better weather the storm, navigate stimulus help, etc.)? Why would the impact be any different for different races? It seems odd to run a headline like this.
- rayiner 6y ago> Why would the impact be any different for different races? Have you ever been to America? The kinds of businesses likely to be owned by different races of people--and the kinds of communities those businesses serve--very significantly.
- noad 6y agoYou can actually read the article instead of just scratching your head, it goes through the numbers on how they are not being approved for assistance loans at nearly the same rates as white-owned small businesses.
- Mikeb85 6y ago> You can actually read the article instead of just scratching your head, it goes through the numbers on how they are not being approved for assistance loans at nearly the same rates as white-owned small businesses. It doesn't (it actually doesn't provide any stats on white-owned business nor even survey results). It merely implies it based on results from a survey of black and Latino business owners.
- noad 6y agoOk I think you're just being obtuse for the sake of being obtuse for some other mysterious reason, can't help you there.