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By Michael D. Shear, Stacy Cowley and Alan Rappeport June 26, 2021 WASHINGTON Since taking office 157 days ago, President Biden has promised to put racial equity at the center of everything he does, pledging in an executive order on Day 1 to take a “systematic approach to embedding fairness in decision-making” as he drafts legislation, hires staff, proposes spending and develops regulations. But his efforts which could radically realign the distribution of federal money and benefits in favor of people of color and other underserved communities are running into legal and political obstacles. In late May, Syovata Edari, the owner of CocoVaa Chocolatier in Madison, Wis., was told she would receive $50,000 from Mr. Biden’s government, courtesy of the president’s efforts to ensure that pandemic relief aid for struggling restaurants and food businesses would be distributed equitably.

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