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Bronx CDFI Bank Is Championing Puerto Rican Entrepreneurs

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This Kansas City Credit Union Thinks Small Loans Shouldn’t Be So Hard to Access
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Why I’m Writing A Book About Taking Back The Banking System
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D.C.’s Street Vendor Regulations Formalize The Informal

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For This Nonprofit, Commercial Ground Floors Are Places Where Microbusinesses Can Thrive
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Louisville’s Black Neighborhoods Want To End Publicly-Funded Displacement
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Can Chinatown’s Unique Food Ecosystem Last Another Generation?
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Credit Unions Are Taking The Lead To Un-Redline The Green New Deal
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Community Investors Are Doing What Big Dollar Retail Investors Won’t
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At Long Last, North Minneapolis’ Black Residents May Soon Have A Credit Union Of Their Own
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How To Build A Bank To Scale Up Local Food Ecosystems
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Public Banking Efforts Are Gaining Momentum And Clarity In California
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New Report Underscores Why Minority-Led Banks Are Crucial To Communities of Color
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Can Guaranteed Income Prevent Gentrification?
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The Seeds Of Economic Recovery Are Already Sprouting Roots In The Bronx
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For Years, Philanthropy Has Been Trying To Buy Buildings For The Arts. Now We Know It Works.

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