Tag: Social Justice

States vowed that cannabis licenses would bring equity to places that suffered most in the drug war. Instead, most license holders are wealthy and white.

FSIC and its allies are organizing to find ways to combat these overtly racist activities. To combat this, we plan to: (1) draft Amicus briefs; (2) file lawsuits in places ...

On behalf of the African American, Hispanic, and AAPI communities our organizations represent, we would like to encourage you to support the SECURE Notarization Act. This act would increase access, ...

November 8, 2022 Bank of America recently announced a new loan program called the Community Affordable Loan Solution. The new loan is offering first-time homebuyers in select Black and Hispanic ...

In this episode, Brady J. Buckner (President, FSIC) and Mr. Kristian Soltes (Senior Associate, Constantine Cannon LLP) discuss why antitrust actions are good for all of us and why monopolies ...

FSIC American Innovation and Opportunity Fund (AIOF) congratulates graduates from its most recent Dream Creators Workforce Development Program cohort. All students in the Dream Creators program received advanced training and ...

Last month, the National Mortgage News reported that non-banks made nearly two-thirds of all traditional home purchases, a meaningful increase.  For instance, 7.9% of these mortgages went to African American ...

Potential homeowners in the U.S. are facing a myriad of challenges. From rising inflation to rising interest rates, the process has perhaps never been more challenging, especially for those going ...

By: Mario Lopez Posted: Jun 25, 2022 12:01 AM Published on Townhall.com Consumer spending drives the U.S. economy.  Historically, American consumers have pushed us into economic expansions and pulled us ...

In a new video, the Market Institute’s Charlie Sauer examines the rise in sales prices and interest rates of homes across the country and scrutinizes the higher-than-anticipated costs Americans face ...