Kudos to the NAACP for innovating its economic impact and revenue models. Such leverage of the equity markets will incentivize privately held companies as well. I won't mind investing in this ETF myself.

A comment on "The NAACP Launched a Socially-Driven ETF to Foster Impact Investing and Corporate Diversity" (J. McKinney)

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Communal homeownership might be part of the solution. Shelter, of course, is a basic need. As owner-occupants, several trustworthy family and friends can purchase a starter home together. With a shared goal, the cooperative can pay the mortgage in five-to-seven years and then repeat.​

Reply to a comment about entrepreneurship as the "only solution" on "African American Wealth May Fall to Zero by 2053" (C. Rhinehart)

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Murch argues that the opioid crisis was in part the result of drug companies that cultivated ["]'legitimate' white consumer markets" absolved from the racialized narrative of drug addiction during the War on Drugs.

A comment on "How Race Made the Opioid Crisis" (Donna Murch)

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I'm not sure what makes me more cynical: That the company didn't tell airlines and pilots about MCAS, or that they trained pilots to use the new system on an iPad.​

A response to a comment about rebuilding customer trust in "Will Boeing Recover from the 737 Max crisis?" (M. Yan) 

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