by Julianne Malveaux (TriceEdneyWire.com)—The Federal Reserve Bank, founded in 1913, has had more than one hundred members of its Board of Governors. Forty-four White men governed the nation’s monetary policy until 1966 when Dr. Andrew Brimmer became the Fed’s first Black governor. He served until 1974. In 1979 Dr. Emmett Rice (father of Domestic Policy … Continued
The post Julianne Malveaux: African Americans and the Fed appeared first on New Pittsburgh Courier.
