ENTREPRENEURSHIP IS THE BEST PATH TO RACIAL ECONOMIC EQUALITY. JOB CREATORS NETWORK PRESIDENT and CEO ALFREDO ORTIZ EXPLAINS THIS IN A NEW BOOK
OrtizAmerica’s economic divides will be bridged by small business, not big government
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — In an upcoming book that Dennis Prager Alfredo Ortiz (President and CEO of Job Creators Network) describes it as one of his favorite books. It outlines a path for racial economic equality via minority entrepreneurship.
Defiance Press published “The True Race Revolutionaries: How Minority Entrepreneurship May Overcome America’s Racial And Economic Divides.” January 10, 2023The book, which demonstrates why minority entrepreneurship is closing the racial divide in economics, The book is an adamant refutation to the popular belief that more government programs and anti-racist policies are needed. California’s Current “reparations”, are necessary to reduce racial and economic inequality.
As Ortiz As the evidence shows, capitalism, entrepreneurship, and merit are true anti-racist forces. Ortiz shows how people can succeed in America from any background, regardless of skin color. He cites himself as Exhibit 1. His book, which uses data to prove that minorities have overcome racial economic divisions through entrepreneurship is a defense of America’s entrepreneurial advantage.
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Here’s an article published by Alfredo Ortiz: Capitalism is the way to address racial inequality
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Hugh Hewitt, host of the Hugh Hewitt Show: Job Creators Network’s great team is America’s best defense of small business owners. Alfredo Ortiz is the president of JCN and this new book brings together the best research and data on wealth gaps and how to close them. This is an excellent book that makes the case for small business.
Dennis Prager, founder of PragerU and host of the Dennis Prager Show: “Alfredo Ortiz runs Job Creators Network. It is one of my favourite organizations. He has now written one of my favourite books over the past few years. Small business creation Ortiz This is the way to prosperity for Americans of all races and ethnicities, Ortiz persuasively argues. Ortiz reminds us this is true throughout history. It is the best way forward.”
Bernie Marcusco-founder of The Home Depot; founder of Job Creators Network Alfredo makes a convincing case in this book that the government should do less and not more to enable minority entrepreneurs to realize the American Dream. Celebrating minority entrepreneurs’ successes can help to build support for the free-market economy and protect it from big government threats. These ordinary entrepreneurs are heroes of America today, even though they are often treated as villains in government circles that siphon resources for their latest social policy goals. This book will ask you to show respect to minority entrepreneurs and to think about how poor public policy can prevent them from succeeding.
Alfredo Ortiz is President and CEO of Job Creators Network. “This book is a defense of the unparalleled American small business economy that offers economic opportunities to people of all races and backgrounds. This book describes how America’s minorities have an economic advantage that is unrivalled and how bad government policies threaten it. Americans must protect small businesses as cultural institutions to boost racial economic equality.
Notable Book Excerpt
America is now a country where racism is not widespread but sporadic. Racism has been universally condemned as one the worst traits a person can possess. It is a powerful cudgel that activists often use. They have succeeded in creating a Catch-22. To argue against systemic racist is to be considered racist. This is how the lie that racism is causing racial inequality can fester. In this environment, few are strong enough to oppose it.
I have battle scars. I was born in the spring 2022. testified In front of the House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee, I argued that entrepreneurship can help minorities overcome economic disparities based on race. This viewpoint was quite different from the views of the other witnesses, who said that the government must increase income redistribution among minorities in order to overcome the racism that holds back minorities.
The Democratic members didn’t like my testimony, which was based on years’ of research and experience as the leader of one the largest small business groups in the country, to be blunt. Stacey PlaskettDelegate from the US Virgin Islands to the House, Cathy said that she was “troubled” by the rhetoric she was hearing, and claimed it was inappropriate to argue that minorities can overcome their circumstances via entrepreneurship.
Similar to what I said a few weeks ago. Dina Rubio?, Florida Restauranteur and member of Job Creators Network, she testified before Congress about the negative economic consequences of regulations and spending by the government on her business. Rep. Jim Himes (D-CT), stated that he was “disappointed”. Rubio raised this real-world issue, noting that it would be preferable to keep to “structural” equity barriers for entrepreneurs.
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