The black community's inability to get out of its own way is what makes it the black community. Until the black community starts focusing on the roots of its problems instead of pretending there is white boogeyman behind all its woes, it will remain the black community.
Don't be scared.
Did you actually read the article? If not, you should.:joy: :joy: :joy: :joy: :joy: :joy: :joy:
Racism is bad, public health crisis.The black community's inability to get out of its own way is what makes it the black community. Until the black community starts focusing on the roots of its problems instead of pretending there is white boogeyman behind all its woes, it will remain the black community.
Giving the poster's name and the scardies ITT, I'll definitely find an article somewhere on this.Did you actually read the article? If not, you should.
Did you actually read the article? If not, you should.
Not scared of the black community. I am grateful for it being so misguided. That is the bulk of an entire group of people consisting of tens of millions not competing with me or my family for jobs, status, etc., because they can't get out of their own way. Natural selection at work.Giving the poster's name and the scardies ITT, I'll definitely find an article somewhere on this.
My brother lived in Baltimore during the riots a couple of years ago. A lot of the burned out businesses were owned by people of color. Most, if not all, had no ability to rebuild.The black community's inability to get out of its own way is what makes it the black community. Until the black community starts focusing on the roots of its problems instead of pretending there is white boogeyman behind all its woes, it will remain the black community.
Why doesn't the owner' wife open an LLC, do the bidding and sub it to his company? that's what my clients do."emphasizing diversity on corporate boards and increasing minority business participation in public contracts. "
We see this all the time in projects in Maryland. Minority participation requirements. I've witnessed first hand how costly and stupid these laws are. Many times we will ignore state projects in Maryland because of them, as they are sometime impossible to meet. Not only that, you're expected at bid time to prove the minority participation, which only compounds the difficulty in preparing those bids.
For example. A few years back we were going to bid on an additional to a school in Frederick. Smaller job, about $2.5 million, but it had a participation requirement that we found suspiciously high. So we didn't bid on it, but knew a number of firms that did. They threw out the lowest 2 bidders because neither of them hit the goal, and paid over $150,000 more on the contract to the third bidder because he did hit the goal. I remember thinking how many computers and text books $150,000 could buy minority communities in Maryland.
And then they blame redlining for people and companies not wanting to invest/rebuild in those areas that repeatedly get ravaged by criminals and "insurrectionists". Who in their right mind would want to invest money in those communities?My brother lived in Baltimore during the riots a couple of years ago. A lot of the burned out businesses were owned by people of color. Most, if not all, had no ability to rebuild.
Why doesn't the owner' wife open an LLC, do the bidding and sub it to his company? that's what my clients do.
YepAnd then they blame redlining for people and companies not wanting to invest/rebuild in those areas that repeatedly get ravaged by criminals and "insurrectionists". Who in their right mind would want to invest money in those communities?
Why are you discriminating against male ownership?The requirements set forth in Maryland make it a difficult task. We're a woman owned business, we can't qualify for it in Maryland. President Obama couldn't have qualified for it.
Not to mention getting Contractor Licenses numbers under a new LLC.
Obama wasn't qualified for anything other than an agitator.The requirements set forth in Maryland make it a difficult task. We're a woman owned business, we can't qualify for it in Maryland. President Obama couldn't have qualified for it.
Not to mention getting Contractor Licenses numbers under a new LLC.
Correct, and in practicality, what it really is, is a way to funnel Govt money to politically aligned stakeholders who in turn kick a percentage to the elected official in campaign money or just outright scams. In a city that is predominantly African American, this kind of grift is legendary."emphasizing diversity on corporate boards and increasing minority business participation in public contracts. "
We see this all the time in projects in Maryland. Minority participation requirements. I've witnessed first hand how costly and stupid these laws are. Many times we will ignore state projects in Maryland because of them, as they are sometime impossible to meet. Not only that, you're expected at bid time to prove the minority participation, which only compounds the difficulty in preparing those bids.
For example. A few years back we were going to bid on an additional to a school in Frederick. Smaller job, about $2.5 million, but it had a participation requirement that we found suspiciously high. So we didn't bid on it, but knew a number of firms that did. They threw out the lowest 2 bidders because neither of them hit the goal, and paid over $150,000 more on the contract to the third bidder because he did hit the goal. I remember thinking how many computers and text books $150,000 could buy minority communities in Maryland.
And the cities never get any better. Brilliant. Why Trump pardoned any blacks is beyond belief. Never helps, they are just replaced with more lawless minorities.Correct, and in practicality, what it really is, is a way to funnel Govt money to politically aligned stakeholders who in turn kick a percentage to the elected official in campaign money or just outright scams. In a city that is predominantly African American, this kind of grift is legendary.
Why doesn't the owner' wife open an LLC, do the bidding and sub it to his company? that's what my clients do.