Update Florida Civil Rights Act

10/07/2024

https://youtu.be/fc6Pc7efx8A

Special Masters are deciding our children's futures, yet they do so without the oversight and scrutiny required of judges. Do you know that Special Masters’ ...

10/25/2019

https://youtu.be/njZgiEFFRJU
My new video on business credit.

A satire piece mocking the business credit reporting monopoly, "KING COOTIE REPORTER." "Cooties" = Rated "HIGH RISK" by the Monopoly King Cootie Reporter. Wh...

10/21/2019

Dun & Bradstreet patents indicate profiling partly based on demographics, rent district and per capita income to score credibility of a business and/or the business owner. This would be illegal if scoring personal credit. Since business credit reporting is unregulated and not subject to the Fair Credit Reporting Act, business credit reporting bureaus can profile any business or business owner in any way they so choose. This video advocates for the federal regulation of business credit reporting.

This video also discusses how food desserts (the lack of food stores in an area) may be linked to how business credit reporting is scored.

D&B’s partner, Regulatory Data Corp. (RDC), tracks business owners, and others, by race, hair color, eye color, language, nationality, and other variables for compliance purposes. D&B and RDC share information. What are they doing with that information? We don’t know how RDC and D&B are handling the data or how they’re making decisions. Their patents reveal clues and spark questions.

Let’s assume for a moment that D&B, and their partners and licensees, are completely innocent of any and all wrongdoing. If that’s the case, they shouldn’t object to federally banning illegal discrimination as it relates to business credit reporting. You won’t know if there’s a violation until there’s a law to address the problem.

D&B develops watch lists of addresses, people and companies they consider “high risk.” D&B also helps other businesses create watchlists.

Q: Who is watching D&B?

A: No one, due to a lack of federal regulation.

I think business credit reporting should be federally regulated, don’t you?

10/21/2019

The State of Florida doesn't have the authority to investigate an illegal act of discrimination when the refusal of service occurs outside of a covered establishment (a building with a roof). The Florida Civil Rights Act of 1992 didn't consider a future involving ride-sharing services, online house-sharing, and online business credit reporting. When a service is booked from an online platform, any minority may be refused service, or provided inferior service, delivered inferior products or charged higher rates. It's time the Florida Civil Rights Act catches up to the internet. Please visit UpdateFloridaCivlRightsAct.com for more information.

10/21/2019

The Florida Civil Rights Act of 1992 needs updating to close the loophole of the online platform. Online ride-sharing, online house-sharing and online business credit reporting are exempt from investigation from the Florida Commission on Human Relations when doing business in Florida.