Notable Quote – Minimum Wage was born out of Racism

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Skip

The last year in which black unemployment was lower than white unemployment – 1930 – was also the last year in which there was no federal minimum wage law. The Davis-Bacon Act of 1931 was openly advocated by some members of Congress on grounds that it would stop black construction workers from taking jobs from white construction workers by working for less than the union wages of white workers.

-Prof Thomas Sowell (Intellectuals and Race)


Related: The Minimum Wage is Racist


If Black lives matter all that much, and Critical Race Theory reigning supreme (so it seems), why are we seeing Black Lives Matter (BLM) and Social Justice Warriors all up in arms about wages being colonized and racist?  And that minimum wage be toppled just like all the Founders statues, right?

(H/T: Cafe Hayek)

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  • Skip

    Co-founder of GraniteGrok, my concern is around Individual Liberty and Freedom and how the Government is taking that away. As an evangelical Christian and Conservative with small "L" libertarian leanings, my fight is with Progressives forcing a collectivized, secular humanistic future upon us. As a TEA Party activist, citizen journalist, and pundit!, my goal is to use the New Media to advance the radical notions of America's Founders back into our culture.

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