2020 has hurt minority small business owners the most
2020 feels like it’s following Murphy’s law: If something can go wrong, it will.
Whether it’s COVID-19, the worst recession since the Great Depression, or the pain and turmoil from police violence and the subsequent protests, every American has been impacted. None so hard, however, as minority small business owners. And as Nathaniel Hamilton writes, overbearing government regulations are a big reason why.
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The Hill: Local governments are undermining state laws that encourage ‘granny flats’
It’s well known that California is in the midst of a housing crisis that grows more severe all the time. For decades, we have seen too few homes built, and those that are built are too expensive. The poor and middle class suffer the most from the housing shortage.
This problem has been well documented, so there is no excuse when our cities refuse to allow individuals to take steps to alleviate the housing shortage. Yet as Brian Hodges explains, communities across California continue to oppose the simplest of housing reforms.
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