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For 43 years, Indiana’s Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises program has done something fundamentally unconstitutional and un-American: it told Hoosiers that the color of your skin or your gender matters more than your merit when competing for state contracts. That ended today. Our office officially issued a formal advisory...

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