As we move into year three of the COVID-19 pandemic, and reckon with the trauma of nearly 900,000 lives lost, it becomes difficult to grasp the devastating and irreversible scope of change this world event has wrought. In the economic realm, small business closures were one of the most visible losses early on. As with so many aspects of COVID-19, these closures affected people of color with disportionate severity. Over the first months of the pandemic, the number of active Black-owned businesses fell by 41 percent, and the number of Latinx-owned businesses fell by 32 percent, which trans...