Prescription Drug Prices Threaten California’s Black Businesses

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By Ahmad Holmes | Special To The OBSERVEROPINION – Across California, African American entrepreneurs are driving innovation, creating jobs, and fueling local economies. This is why the California African American Chamber of Commerce is deeply concerned with Senate Bill 41. African American businesses are already navigating economic headwinds and working to recover from the pandemic’s lasting impacts. The California African American Chamber of Commerce stands for policies that strengthen both health and economic opportunity. EDITOR’S NOTE: Ahmad Holmes is the President and Chief Executive Officer of the California African American Chamber of Commerce, which advocates for the interests of Black-owned businesses and African American entrepreneurs.