The FTC's 13(b) cases are vital to protecting communities of color from not only dishonest business practices but also abhorrent and illegal racial discrimination.
Yvette Clarke: “The FTC's 13(b) cases are vital to protecting communities of color from not only dishonest business practices but also…”
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Emphasizing the importance of FTC's authority in protecting marginalized communities.
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