“There’s a padlock on the front door of the federal courthouse for victims of police brutality,” said Marc Morial of the National Urban League.
Two-thirds of consumers are still hesitant to regularly venture out of their homes, but that doesn’t mean they won’t be spending.
Business is still up, although not quite as much as it was in the six months following George Floyd’s death.
The economists say they expect employment to recover and that recent price spikes for some consumer goods should moderate.
Retailers realize the pandemic has also shifted a lot of shopping online.
Although many Black-owned businesses disappeared during the pandemic, one North Carolina concierge service has thrived.
The Century Foundation estimates the cuts would affect about 3.6 million people.
After a year of virtual visits, real estate brokers are rolling out the welcome mat for frenzied buyers
Health professionals in Arkansas say there are a variety of reasons why people there are hesitant to get vaccinated.
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