BVM cofounder stirs crowd with demand for equity
Last Thursday, Black Voters Matter’s LaTosha Brown spoke for nearly an hour, with not a second wasted, for the Delaware Equity Action Summit’s keynote.
Although you had to be there to see the full speech, you can watch a couple of shorter clips in today’s article, along with some excerpts of her message.
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News Incubator: What else to know today
• In blue tech news: Senate Bill 265, also known as the Delaware Energy Solutions Act of 2024, would create a framework for the state to buy offshore wind energy. [Delaware Business Times]
• Richards, Layton & Finger announced associate salaries starting at $210,000. [Delaware Business Now]
• Listening sessions are planned to hear the yays and nays about MACH2, the Mid-Atlantic Clean Hydrogen Hub. [Delaware Public Media]
• Remember net neutrality? It’s making a comeback. [The Verge]
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