I can also tell you from going around my district in Louisville, Kentucky, and talking to many successful entrepreneurs that women-owned businesses, that Black-owned businesses, other minority small businesses, it confirms it.
McGarvey highlights the challenges minority and women-owned businesses face in accessing capital.
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In Kentucky, one in five kids still lives in poverty, and the latest cuts to programs like Medicaid and SNAP will push that number higher," said Congressman McGarvey.
This is one of our neighbors. This is a Louisvillian, somebody who went to the airport to fly to a conference to help other people with sickle cell anemia, who got taken away from her family and sent to a jail where we don’t know that…
This woman has done nothing wrong. She has never been charged with so much as a speeding ticket.
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