“Those targets were criticized as too low by some of the groups bringing the legal action. For instance, Black Economic Council of Massachusetts CEO Segun

“Segun Idowu, executive director of the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts, talks about the discrimination complaint against the city of Boston charging that minority businesses

“A new executive order sets a goal of allocating at least 25% of city contractor spending to minority- and women-owned businesses, up from 17% in

Segun Idowu, Executive Director of the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts (BECMA), explains why it joined with other organizations in the civil rights complaint over

The Black Economic Council of Massachusetts, the Greater Boston Latino Network and Amplify Latinx today asked the Justice Department to look into why the city of Boston awarded only 1.2%

“The Black Economic Council of Massachusetts (BECMA), the Greater Boston Latino Network, and Amplify Latinx filed the complaint to the federal departments of justice and

“Three groups — the Black Economic Council of Massachusetts, the Greater Boston Latino Network and Amplify Latinx — filed an administrative complaint with federal agencies

“The Black Economic Council of Massachusetts, the Greater Boston Latino Network, Lawyers for Civil Rights and Amplify Latinx submitted the civil rights complaint on Wednesday

“The Black Economic Council of Massachusetts, the Greater Boston Latino Network, and Amplify Latinx filed the complaint with the Department of Justice and Department of