Here and Now: The impact of scams on people of color

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Tuesday, November 30, 2021
Here and Now: The impact of scams on people of color
In this episode of Here and Now, we're looking at the impact of scams on people of color, as well as how the Black Economic Fund is helping minority businesses.

NEW YORK (WABC) -- In this episode of Here and Now, we're looking at the impact of scams on people of color.



The findings are in a new AARP report entitled "Consumer Fraud in America: The Black Experience."



Plus, how the Black Economic Fund is helping minority businesses survive and thrive.



Also, the Riverside Hawks are celebrating 60 years of basketball, education, and community.



Finally, the creative team behind a new children's book, 'I'm Dreaming of a Brown Christmas.'



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