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Democrats are teaming with Republicans to rollback Dodd-Frank regulations.
The Intercept: Revenge of the stadium banks Read More »
A study found that minorities are denied mortgages more than whites, even when accounting for income and other factors.
The New York Times: The race-based mortgage penalty Read More »
The resignation of National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn costs banks a top ally in the Trump administration and will likely further slow agency appointments.
American Banker: The end of ‘In Gary We Trust’: Cohn’s departure a blow to banks Read More »
S. 2155, expected to clear the Senate in the coming days, is a banker’s wishlist.
Medium: Bank Lobbyist Act makes it easier for banks to discriminate in lending Read More »
If passed, it would be the most substantial weakening of the regulations put in place by the 2010 Dodd-Frank law that strengthened financial regulations.
The study, examining granular data on cab rides released by New York’s taxi regulator, singles out lunchtime trips between the New York Fed and the major offices of six banks.
Politico: What taxi data shows about the Fed’s contact with bankers Read More »
This week, the Senate is expected to pass a bill to roll back some Dodd-Frank provisions on smaller banks with bipartisan support — except from virtually every 2020 presidential hopeful.
Buzzfeed: The lefty democratic shift on wall street is happening for real Read More »
Survivors of the Parkland massacre are getting a crash course in civics, and learning that corporations are more responsive to customer concerns than lawmakers are to their constituents.
The Atlantic: A bright red flag for democracy Read More »
Valerie Wilson of the Economic Policy Institute discusses EPI’s new report on the economic inequality gap for African Americans, 50 years after the Kerner Commission.
The lawsuit, filed this week in U.S. District Court in Houston by the local chapters of the NAACP and LULAC, the League of United Latin American Citizens, alleges that Capital One violated federal fair housing and credit laws.
The first of its kind in the US, a Portland housing-assistance policy is an effort to atone for the sins of gentrification
The Guardian: Un-gentrifying Portland: scheme helps displaced residents come home Read More »
Rollbacks to Dodd-Frank are expected to pass, thanks in no small part to Democrats in Congress.
New Republic: How Democrats are helping Trump dismantle Dodd-Frank Read More »
Over the past decade, we’ve seen a dramatic turnaround in U.S. corporate culture from passive observers to active agents of social change.
Washington Post: Here’s why #BoycottTheNRA worked so quickly Read More »
Get ready for a new front in the Trump administration’s war on communities of color and working people: “Reform” of the Community Reinvestment Act.
The Greenlining Institute: CRA “reform” is an attack on communities of color Read More »