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Elevate the American Dream

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Defend the American Dream

America First Legal (AFL), an organization led by Stephen Miller, and Jonathan Mitchell filed an alleged class action lawsuit on behalf of a White-owned trucking company and its owner against Hello Alice claiming that Hello Alice “conspired and partnered” with Progressive Insurance in administering a grant program that offered $25,000 grants to ten Black-owned small businesses to use toward the purchase of a commercial vehicle. Plaintiffs claim that Hello Alice and Progressive violated their civil rights by not making the grants available to White-owned businesses.

AFL has brought multiple suits against programs for Native American, Latino and Black small business owners based on allegations that they are racially discriminatory. These have also, in some cases, ended funding for U.S. Veteran owned businesses, such as terminating the Restaurant Revitalization Fund. 

AFL is using the lawsuit against Hello Alice to fundraise to support its efforts to attack – in their own words – “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion”, which it claims are “gentle-sounding euphemisms [that] are designed to mask a brute force agenda of social engineering, Marxist dehumanization, and overt racism and sexism.”

Hello Alice and small business owners need your help to defend the American Dream. Connect to lend your voice and partnership to rally resources behind small business.

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