Frankly, the poor pays more for its energy needs even though these very same needs are met with disastrous outcomes.
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Discussing the disproportionate energy costs faced by low-income households.
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I am concerned that not much has changed, Mr. Chairman, for Black farmers over the last decades.
During the hearing, I asked what I thought was a straightforward question: what policies would our expert panel made up of commodity group witnesses recommend to rectify both the historic and current discrimination too often faced by…
what specific policies would you recommend to combat the historic and current discrimination too often faced by Black and Brown farmers in your respective industries?
I am continually concerned about the impact of any new costs on our nation's farmers and, specifically, the energy costs as it relates to minority farmers and consumers.





