Agencies should consider racial inequities, current and ex-enforcers say

Ben Remaly

26 January 2021

Acting FTC Chair Rebecca Kelly Slaughter and Axinn Veltrop & Harkrider partner Leslie Overton

The US antitrust agencies should use their enforcement powers to counter systemic racism in American society, current and past leadership at the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice have said.

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Agencies should consider racial inequities, current and ex-enforcers say

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