Posts - Bill - HR 3793 Minority Entrepreneurship Grant Program Act of 2025
house 06/05/2025 - 119th Congress
We are working to establish a grant program that supports minority-serving institutions and historically Black colleges and universities in creating or expanding programs to promote minority business ownership and entrepreneurship among student entrepreneurs. Our goal is to increase resources and opportunities for minority students to start and grow their own businesses.
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HR 3793 - Minority Entrepreneurship Grant Program Act of 2025
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left-leaning 06/05/2025
When we fund minority institutions, we don’t just create businesses, we create movements. H.R. 3793 is the spark minority communities have been waiting for.
left-leaning 06/05/2025
Investing in Black and Brown dreams is how we build more than bridges—we build legacies. This bill is putting opportunity where it belongs: right in their hands.
right-leaning 06/05/2025
If we want more minority-owned businesses, let’s focus on unleashing private investment, not doubling down on government spending sprees.
right-leaning 06/05/2025
More government grants? How about we cut red tape instead of handing out freebies? Entrepreneurship thrives on freedom, not subsidies.
moderate 06/05/2025
If this helps turn ideas into income at HBCUs and MSIs without bogging down bureaucracy, count me in. Otherwise, it’s just another expense with no return.
moderate 06/05/2025
Supporting entrepreneurs is smart, but let’s hope this grant doesn’t just turn into another paperwork parade. Results over rhetoric, every time.
right-leaning 06/05/2025
This bill sounds like a taxpayer-funded charity masquerading as economic development. Real success is built by the market, not mandates.
moderate 06/05/2025
Minority business growth is a goal worth funding, but transparency and accountability need to walk hand-in-hand with this money. Show us the business wins, not just the press releases.
left-leaning 06/05/2025
Finally, a bill that turns words into wallets for minority entrepreneurs. Equity isn’t a buzzword—it’s a business plan.