to not be able to use your money is a form of economic exclusion, and, as Chairwoman Waters said, it is economic discrimination and segregation.
the idea that one cannot use cash, legal tender, to purchase food for themselves or their families is absolutely devastating.
I represent a working-class district in Chicago. Many of my neighbors lost their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Thank you for your patience and your perseverance with us today.
My district is 77-percent Latino. We are the fastest-growing market in the United States.
There is a growing body of evidence that background screening products result in harmful discriminatory effects on Black and Latino American...
Unfortunately, our bond ratings make national news. But what that means for us who live in working-class communities like mine is that schoo...
I would like to direct my first question to Mr. Wooden. When the Fed helped out the corporate bond market last year, did they have to deal w...
When I first saw that the Federal Reserve was establishing a facility to help municipal bonds, I was relieved
The majority of the constituents I represent are renters, so this issue is very personal to me.
The whole point of rental assistance is to keep people in their homes, and it is our job to make sure that happens.