{"id":45957,"date":"2023-08-17T16:33:51","date_gmt":"2023-08-17T20:33:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/nationalcenter.org\/?p=45957"},"modified":"2023-08-17T16:42:58","modified_gmt":"2023-08-17T20:42:58","slug":"stone-washington-minority-owned-businesses-suffer-a-second-pandemic-of-crime-as-local-governments-handcuff-the-police","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/nationalcenter.org\/ncppr\/2023\/08\/17\/stone-washington-minority-owned-businesses-suffer-a-second-pandemic-of-crime-as-local-governments-handcuff-the-police\/","title":{"rendered":"Stone Washington: Minority-Owned Businesses Suffer A Second Pandemic Of Crime As Local Governments Handcuff The Police"},"content":{"rendered":"

The pandemic is now officially over. Thankfully most Americans survived, although we shall always miss those who were taken from us. However, one part of American society is still reeling from the pandemic\u2019s effects \u2013 small business, especially small minority owned businesses. Those that weren\u2019t forced to shut their doors as a result of financial devastation are suffering from the double whammy of rising crime and sluggish recovery. Yet local governments seem indifferent to their plight. If governments don\u2019t open their eyes, we could see more and more businesses shut down \u2013 particularly in black and other minority communities where the businesses are desperately needed.<\/p>\n

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Stone Washington<\/p><\/div>\n

Small businesses cannot recover from the pandemic if local leaders remain callous to their plight. Many city officials are hamstringing the peacekeeping efforts of police, while proactive crime prevention efforts are\u00a0cast aside<\/a>, allowing violent crime rates to surge. Small businesses suffer, as increasingly brazen criminals take advantage of crises and police absenteeism. We\u2019ve seen this time and time again in Ferguson<\/a>,\u00a0Milwaukee<\/a>,\u00a0Atlanta<\/a>, and just last week at a 7-Eleven in Stockton, where two employees defended their store and are now facing criminal charges for doing so.<\/p>\n

Recall how many local officials told law enforcement to stand down and\u00a0not use force<\/a>, allowing anarchy to reign against private businesses during the George Floyd riots of summer 2020. That wasn\u2019t reassuring to small business owners and their employees fearful of losing their livelihoods.<\/p>\n

Small businesses comprise 44% of the U.S. economy and have generated 12.9 million jobs over the past twenty-five years, serving as the\u00a0backbone<\/a>\u00a0of the U.S. jobs market. Yet, concerns over small businesses being vandalized, looted or even demolished are often mislabeled as \u201cfearmongering.\u201d These concerns are generally dismissed by officials with the assertion that new businesses will simply rise from the ashes of the old. \u201cIt\u2019s all\u00a0covered by insurance<\/a>\u201d was the dismissive response that many city leaders took after the 2020 riots. As a result, we have seen insurance rates rise sharply, leaving a number of businesses uninsurable in vulnerable communities lacking crime control safeguards. A recent\u00a0survey<\/a>\u00a0revealed that 90 percent of small businesses polled were not confident in the adequacy of their insured status, while about a third (29 percent) had no insurance plan. When faced with potential risks, like robbery or arson, 51 percent admitted that they were less than \u201cvery prepared\u201d to protect their property.<\/p>\n

Many of those permanently affected include small \u201cmom and pop\u201d shops that will never be able to recover or reopen, regardless of how much government\u00a0relief aid<\/a>\u00a0is pumped into local communities. The damage from crime and lockdowns was too much for many businesses to bear.<\/p>\n

For those that have survived, the rising crime wave creates new dangers, especially in the underserved areas that need local businesses the most. Residents and businesses have begun to flee neighborhoods like this, leaving behind\u00a0urban vacancies<\/a> for criminals to fill. This lack of legitimate opportunity encourages more serious criminal activity, as informal barriers of social control dissipate.<\/p>\n

Regrettably, we have seen this before. In the 1990s, police forces and social scientists found that proactive policing measures that employ a \u201cbroken windows\u201d approach counteracted this trend. These approaches concentrated resources on crimes of disorder such as breaking windows, committing random arsons and jumping ticket barriers.<\/p>\n

A 2015\u00a0study<\/a>\u00a0confirmed the success of policing strategies that actively surveyed and protected neighborhoods vulnerable to serious crime. These methods had a statistically significant-to-modest impact on reducing crime in every category. A\u00a0\u201cproblem-oriented\u201d<\/a>\u00a0focus, where officers prioritize the underlying problems in a community that most likely lead to criminal behavior, produces results.<\/p>\n

Researchers at the Manhattan Institute and elsewhere have\u00a0called<\/a> for New York mayor Eric Adams to restore the broken windows approach that once made the Big Apple among the safest cities in America.<\/p>\n

In order to protect small businesses, local governments must acknowledge the harm caused in the first place. Policies should safeguard businesses from damage first and foremost.<\/p>\n

The callous disregard to what small businesses suffered will reverberate for many years to come. Big city officials can make amends by acknowledging the essential role that small businesses play in job production and civil society. They must also withdraw any lingering\u00a0lock-down<\/a>\u00a0inspired barriers that continue to restrict business activity.<\/p>\n

While cash relief for recovery is helpful, local governments must learn from their careless mistakes. They can do so by permitting police to do their job to protect communities, while enabling small businesses to flourish in a manner free from government-imposed restraints.<\/p>\n

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Stone Washington<\/a> is a member of Project 21 Black Leadership Network. This was first published by The Daily Caller<\/a>.<\/i><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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