Economy

Investors have the right to focus on their chosen values. Proxy advisory firms and the government have no business dictating what information investors can obtain. Limiting disclosures only hinders investors from making informed and crucial economic decisions. A company's diversity is directly linked to its Returns on Equity, and it's high time that Corporate America's C-suites and boardrooms reflect the diversity of the nation they conduct business with. 

For decades, affirmative action has opened doors to segments of our population, from white women to Black, Latino, Asian, and Tribal youth, who had persevered as barriers after barriers came in their path, including many Nevadans.

Today, Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) responded to the Supreme Court decision, 6-3, to gut the ability of private and public colleges and universities to consider race and ethnicity in admission decisions. With this knowledge, he encourages students to continue to apply to these schools and not give up hope. 

Rep. Steven Horsford, the chair of the Congressional Black Caucus, condemned the Supreme Court's decision to strike down affirmative action in college admissions. He believes that it's still imperative for us to support diversity no matter what. 

Congressman Horsford discussed the recent Supreme Court decision around Affirmative Action, the Democracy for the People stop in New Orleans, and other news.

I have invested in transformative technologies that will shape the 21st century, especially in wind and solar energy. Additionally, I am passionate about addressing the housing crisis and ensuring families are free from the burden of high living costs.

I am deeply concerned about the lack of financial services available to underserved communities in Nevada, with only two organizations currently offering such services. Nevada is a diverse and growing state, and it is imperative that we invest in communities that have been neglected.