The Real Race Revolutionaries, Revised & Updated: How Minority Entrepreneurship Can Remake American Capitalism - Paperback

by Alfredo Ortiz (Author)

A bold vision backed by real stories and real data. This newly revised edition of Real Race Revolutionaries by Alfredo Ortiz reasserts a powerful argument: that minority entrepreneurship is the most overlooked and underestimated force for equity and prosperity in America. Originally released to wide acclaim, this updated version arrives at a moment of national economic realignment-- fueled by fresh statistics, policy breakthroughs, and new stories of entrepreneurial resilience. With the passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill, a landmark legislative package aimed at supporting small businesses and promoting economic mobility in historically underserved communities, Ortiz returns with a fully revised narrative. He shows how grassroots capitalism-- especially among minority communities-- can serve as a civil rights engine for a new generation. Rich with case studies, current policy analysis, and a hopeful message rooted in lived experience, this book offers readers and leaders alike a renewed understanding of how business creation can bridge the opportunity gap and re-center the American Dream.

Author Biography

Alfredo Ortiz is president and CEO of Job Creators Network and publisher of Grace & Favor Publishing, an independent house dedicated to books that celebrate faith, family, freedom, and free enterprise. A respected voice on economic mobility, minority entrepreneurship, and free enterprise, he has been featured on CNBC, FOX Business, CNN, and in The Wall Street Journal and USA Today.