Senior Fellow Camille Busette discusses the new Race, Prosperity, and Inclusion Initiative at Brookings and a recent article she authored on the lack of opportunity for poor African-American and Native-American boys.
Also in this episode, Joe Parilla explains the economic development incentives that state and local governments offer to get corporations, such as Amazon, to locate there. And finally, Niam Yaraghi on the security of Americans’ medical records.
Related content:
Race, Prosperity, and Inclusion Initiative
A New Deal for poor African-American and Native-American boys
Work and opportunity before and after incarceration
Examining the local value of economic development incentives
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