engine of growth is with small and medium-sized businesses. and in my role in working with the different regulators, i would make sure that we did what we could to have proper regulation but eliminate overlap as well as make sure that the banks are lending to small and medium-sized businesses and we don t end up with a world where we only have four big banks in this country. thank you. you actual lily led right into next question. in a very closely related matter, as you know, as the secretary of treasury, you ll have a very important role of the chairperson of fsoc. in my view fsoc is very heavily focusing on statuary mandates some statutory mandates and ignoring others.
naacp legal defense fund. two of them, albert and evelyn turner were very close lieutenants of martin luther king and they were prosecuted by senator sessions and when he was u.s. attorney. they were acquitted. but this has not been forgotten and, in fact, that case and other statements made by the senator was one of the reasons why in 1986 the senate judiciary committee would not move him forward when he sought to be a federal district judge. so, the question then is what has happened since then in senator session s record? when you look at that record, that record does not look like a man who turned away from that awful history and who became a civil rights champion. instead that history reflects someone who voted against the violence against women act. someone who voted against the lily led betr equal pay act. someone who resisted the effort to place aican-american judges on the federal bench. someone who, as we know from this year, has supported a
view of how it works out in real life, can you tell if there are policies that the government can pursue to change things? within occupation groups and income levels, is there something the government can do? no question. the research that scientists have done, title 7 has made a difference. the federal contract compliance we have already, makes reports and affirmative action plans. all the research shows that it has made a difference. and two of the policies from the president would make a difference. pay transparency. lily led better found out toward
within occupation groups and income levels, is there something the government can do? no question. the research that scientists have done, title 7 has made a difference. the federal contract compliance we have already, makes reports and affirmative action plans. all the research shows that it has made a difference. and two of the policies from the president would make a difference. pay transparency. lily led better found out toward the end of her career at goodyear that she was making tens of thousands of dollars less than her male coworker. so, if you have that information and you can share it without penalties
policies that the government can pursue to change things? within occupation groups and income levels, is there something the government can do? no question. the research that scientists have done, title 7 has made a difference. the federal contract compliance we have already, makes reports and affirmative action plans. all the research shows that it has made a difference. and two of the policies from the president would make a difference. pay transparency. lily led better found out toward the end of her career at