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Home | AMERICA | Black Lawmakers Threaten To Cut Off K St 

Black Lawmakers Threaten To Cut Off K St 

December 22, 2021 by DC Editors Leave a Comment

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Black Lawmakers Threaten To Cut Off K St 
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This article by Hailey Fuchs and Laura Barrón-López is published by Politico. Here is an excerpt:

Members of the Congressional Black Caucus have a warning for Washington, D.C., lobbyists: Diversify your firms or you won’t have an audience with us.

Long a bastion of white men, K Street has found itself scrambling in recent years to up its representation of employees of color. But the threats from Black lawmakers to stop meetings with certain firms represents one of the most aggressive attempts to actually force K Street to change from within.

“We choose not to have any meetings with people who don’t have African American or Latino lobbyists,” Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-Mo.) told POLITICO. “You got to be way out of it if you go into a meeting repeatedly with people of color, and you keep bringing three white men from Yale. It’s just, no.”

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Filed Under: Democracy in America Tagged With: African-Americans and Democracy, Money Politics, Political Lobbying

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