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Tax policy has contributed to an economic system in which Black, brown, and low-income people are less likely to thrive.

The fight for racial justice must include a fight for fair tax policy. Help DCFPI fight for a #justrecoveryDC by getting this tee: https://bit.ly/3oOW6d4

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"Child poverty in America is really a national disgrace," our Policy Director @TazraMitchell recently told @JoeStGeorge in an interview. That's why DCFPI supports expanding the child tax credit. To learn more about the policy, check out this article: http://bit.ly/3kh66uE

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And that's a wrap! Please follow our panelists if you're interested in supporting them and hearing more about their work☑️ (@DCdeservebetter + the tagged accounts below!)

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Testimony of Kate Coventry at the Public Roundtable on Rental Assistance and Eviction Prevention Before the DC Council Committee on Human Services

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Testimony of Qubilah Huddleston at the Performance Oversight Hearing Before the DC Department of Behavioral Health DC Council Committee on Health

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