St. Paul - So much of America’s progress would not have been possible without the transformational work of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Today, the Center for Economic Inclusion recognizes Dr. King’s work to more equitably pay workers in the service sectors.

St. Paul – The Center for Economic Inclusion, headquartered in Saint Paul, Minnesota, today announced expansion of its job creation and wealth building racial equity tools and services into nine markets in Alabama, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Ohio, and Virginia through groundbreaking partnerships with regional business organizations.

Policymakers at the State Legislature passed a promising bill this session that will accelerate the economic engines that fuel inclusive growth and create jobs, while building generational wealth for people in marginalized communities. 

The Center for Economic Inclusion, a St. Paul-based nonprofit, has named May D. Vang a member of its Board of Directors.