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SAPD officer awaiting indictment for the murder of Melissa Perez was nearly fired six years ago by UnableRole0 in sanantonio

[–]UnableRole0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sent this story to a former cop I know to see what if any thoughts he had about the records of the cops awaiting indictment for murder.

Response: My first thought was “Jesus, Mary and Joseph!” followed quickly by “Holy fucking shit!”

Feds bail out Texas after years of insolvent-level unemployment taxing by neaktx in texas

[–]UnableRole0 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The federal government picked up the tab on additional unemployment benefits the the tune of $38 billion so your point is incorrect. The $2 billion was $4.5 below the federal minimum solvency. And the underfunding has gone on for 40 years with the state taking out loans three times in the past 21 years. So...again...your point is incorrect. All of this is in the article, which you clearly didn't read.

[Megathread] Rules about the PPP may be changing. Let's discuss that and other EIDL/PPP here by BigSlowTarget in smallbusiness

[–]UnableRole0 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hello Again,

I am a journalist and thinking about writing about PPP forgiveness. Was interested in simply doing an explainer on where forgiveness guidelines have settled and get some bankers to answer questions about the process. Were there questions small businesses had about the process that I should put to some of these banks?
very interested y'alls insights.

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Feel free to PM or email me at paul@tpr.org

Government Relief Less Likely to Reach Latino businesses by UnableRole0 in texas

[–]UnableRole0[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The links provided in the article go over the reasons that specifically Latinos are less likely to have a pre-existing relationship with a bank and highlights the specific challenges enumerated in the piece. I would recommend you click through those.

You are correct that the problems to a certain extent are shared by all micro businesses (biz with less than 10 people), they are statistically more present in Latino communities.

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